Apathy with Dr Tom Gilbertson, Senior Clinical Lecturer and Honorary Consultant Neurologist, University of Dundee.
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This episode focuses on the remarkable research being done by Dr Tom Gilbertson in Dundee, that suggests people with Parkinson’s may be able to reprogram new pathways in their brain to overcome the common symptom of apathy. He also describes his future work and the belief that non-invasive, reversible ultrasound therapies may one day be capable of modifying the function of neurons to provide symptom control.
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