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Intractable Neurological Disease Treatment and Home Healthcare Lab
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An endowed chair named for the treatment of intractable neurological diseases and home healthcare.

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Endowed chair for intractable neurological diseases and home healthcare
The Intractable Neurological Disease Treatment and Home Healthcare Lab is an endowed chair in the Division of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medicine, Osaka University.
Prof. Baba, the Professor of the endowed chair, has registered the research field in the university's researcher directory as Life Sciences, Pathophysiological Neuroscience.
The list of papers in the researcher directory includes works on Parkinson's disease.
ResearchResearch themes
In the researcher directory, "Life Sciences / Pathophysiological Neuroscience" is registered as the research content and field of specialty. The list of papers includes works dealing with Parkinson's disease model mice and focused ultrasound therapy, among other topics.
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- Professor, Endowed ChairKosuke Baba
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