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Small trials have yielded inconsistent findings, although the AHS considers IV forms as probably effective in migraine with aura, offering a nonsedating alternative for selected patients

In Wistar rats, malathion induced Parkinson-like behaviors as evidenced by decreased locomotor activity, muscular coordination deficit, and cataleptic immobilization

Impaired lysosomal acidification triggers iron deficiency and inflammation in vivo

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Its dysregulation in the aged hippocampus and microglia enhances synaptic loss and microglial phagocytosis through complement pathway upregulation, linking circadian disruption to neuroinflammation and neurodegeneration (Griffin et al., 2020