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On sandy beaches, at music festivals, and in mall kiosks around the world, tourists and shoppers are often lured by the promise of a temporary tattoo. The artist holds up…

For many people, the earliest signs of Parkinson’s disease do not begin with shaking hands or slow movement. In fact, one of the first clues may appear years earlier—and it…

For decades, diagnosing a neurodegenerative disease was a grim exercise in watching and waiting. A patient would arrive with memory lapses, a tremor, or a change in personality. The neurologist…

In a quiet corner of a modern neurology clinic, a patient sits down with a pen and a sheet of unlined paper. They are asked to perform a simple task:…