Neurodegeneration is a cardinal feature of numerous neurological diseases, yet the mechanisms underlying neurodegeneration are disparate and are not currently fully understood. In addition, the diagnosis of neurodegenerative conditions is… Click to show full abstract
Neurodegeneration is a cardinal feature of numerous neurological diseases, yet the mechanisms underlying neurodegeneration are disparate and are not currently fully understood. In addition, the diagnosis of neurodegenerative conditions is often challenging and treatments are limited. Nevertheless, new therapeutic strategies and trials are being developed and, as a result, better biomarkers of disease severity, progression and prognosis are required in order to monitor the efficacy of new treatments.
               
Click one of the above tabs to view related content.