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In the realm of neurodegenerative diseases, Parkinson’s disease (PD) stands as one of the most complex and multifaceted disorders, affecting millions worldwide. Characterized predominantly by motor impairments, recent research has unveiled the significant cognitive deficits that many patients endure, often complicating clinical prognosis and patient care. A groundbreaking study led by Chen, Yu, and Hsieh, published in the esteemed journal npj Parkinson’s Disease, introduces a pioneering approach that leverages subitem-level multi-scale assessments combined with advanced machine learning algorithms to classify cognitive status in Parkinson’s patients into three distinct categories, marking a significant stride in personalized medicine and cognitive diagnostics.
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