The Gut-Brain Link That Could Change How We Understand Parkinson’s
Could Parkinson’s disease begin in the gut? It’s a question that challenges how we think about brain health, and one that today’s guest has spent years investigating. I’m talking with Sarkis Mazmanian, PhD, a professor of microbiology at Caltech whose research explores how gut bacteria influence the brain. We discuss…
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