Parkinson's relatives have higher psychiatric risk
A recent study has showed a greater incidence of depressive and
anxiety disorders in people who have a close relative with
Parkinson's disease. The risk was highest in brothers, sisters,
parents, and children of people who developed Parkinson's before
age 75. Researchers say this finding suggests a genetic or other
relationship between these conditions.
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