How Medtronic & UCSF Are Giving Parkinson’s Patients Greater Control Over Their Symptoms

October 5, 2025
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UCSF researcher Maria Shcherbakova highlighted how adaptive deep brain stimulation is improving Parkinson’s care by automatically adjusting brain implants in real time to better control symptoms.

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