Gender-dependent effect of coffee consumption on tremor severity in de novo Parkinson’s disease

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RT @ScienceofPD: A study of 284 people with de novo #Parkinsons (204 coffee & 80 non-coffee drinkers) found that coffee consumption & tremo…

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RT @ScienceofPD: A study of 284 people with de novo #Parkinsons (204 coffee & 80 non-coffee drinkers) found that coffee consumption & tremo…

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A study of 284 people with de novo #Parkinsons (204 coffee & 80 non-coffee drinkers) found that coffee consumption & tremor severity are inversely related in the male subjects (coffee drinkers had lower tremor scores than non-coffee drinkers in gen

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