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Parkinson’s research advances with gut origins, neuron transplants and smart implants

New studies explore gut-brain links, dopamine cell transplants, and adaptive brain stimulation to treat the neurodegenerative condition.

1 publisher · 8 articles · first seen 4 Nov 2026 · updated 3d ago

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1 publisher has covered this in 8 articles since 4 Nov 2026. Nature published first, on 4 November at 00:00 UTC. The most recent article, from Nature, appeared on 4 November at 00:00 UTC.

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  1. Parkinson’s: beyond the brain Nature ·
  2. How a once-controversial idea is advancing understanding of Parkinson’s disease Nature ·
  3. How the brain protects itself from Parkinson’s disease Nature ·
  4. Progress accelerates in Parkinson’s treatments Nature ·
  5. Six highlights from Parkinson’s disease research Nature ·
  6. Fine-tuning brain stimulation to fight Parkinson’s disease Nature ·
  7. Could chemicals contribute to Parkinson’s? Nature ·
  8. Replacing the neurons that Parkinson’s destroys Nature ·
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