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Today’s Neurology Science Briefing | April 17th 2026, 9:00:12 am

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A new MRI technique called SWI-driven Susceptibility Map-weighted Imaging (SMwI) shows promise for diagnosing early Parkinson’s disease, performing nearly as well as the more complex standard SMwI when checked against PET scans. This finding is important because it offers a simpler, more accessible diagnostic option for clinics that don’t have specialized MRI equipment.
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A survey of primary care patients found that after a brief education, 85% were willing to take a blood test for Alzheimer’s disease biomarkers if their doctor recommended it. This high level of acceptance suggests that blood-based tests could be successfully integrated into routine care, potentially allowing for earlier and more widespread detection of Alzheimer’s.
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Researchers identified that the orphan receptor GPR84 plays a key role in driving the damaging inflammation seen in Buruli ulcer, a neglected tropical skin disease. Understanding this mechanism is a crucial step toward developing new, targeted treatments that could stop the severe tissue destruction caused by the infection.
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