Coffee may protect against Parkinsons say study
A large Japanese American cohort study reported in JAMA finds men who drink coffee have lower Parkinsons risk than non drinkers, with heavy coffee use linked to the strongest protection. Researchers caution results may not apply to women or other groups, and do not yet justify caffeine as treatment.
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