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Morning coffee may give early Parkinson's brains an unexpected edge where everyday thinking starts to slip
- Coffee intake linked to better executive function in early Parkinson's disease, study finds.
- Nicotine did not show durable cognitive benefits in this early PD study.
- Research followed 149 early-stage PD patients without dementia to assess caffeine effects.
- Go/No-Go testing used to measure impulse control in participants.
- Coffee's cognitive benefits persisted after adjusting for age, sex, and education.
- More than one daily cup linked to better cognitive outcomes in PD.
- Researchers caution coffee is not a cure for cognitive problems in PD.
- Global PD projections indicate rising prevalence by 2050.
- Parkinson's PD affects movement and cognition via dopamine-producing neurons.
- Study suggests caffeine's selective cognitive benefits in early PD deserve careful interpretation.
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