After Winston has been diagnosed with Parkinson's, his doctor would be most likely to suggest that he begin a treatment involving
A)statins.
B)implanting a neurostimulator to act as a brain pacemaker.
C)the injection of amyloids into the affected area of his brain.
D)thioridazine.

Question

After Winston has been diagnosed with Parkinson's, his doctor would be most likely to suggest that he begin a treatment involving ​
A)statins.
B)implanting a neurostimulator to act as a brain pacemaker.
C)the injection of amyloids into the affected area of his brain.
D)thioridazine.

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Implanting a neurostimulator, also known as Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS), is a common treatment option for Parkinson's disease. It involves placing a small device in the brain that sends electrical impulses to help control movement and alleviate symptoms. It has been shown to be effective in reducing tremors, stiffness, and difficulty with movement in people with Parkinson's.

After Winston Has Been Diagnosed with Parkinson's, His Doctor Would