Challenges and Future Prospects in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Neurodegenerative Diseases

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Global demographic shifts in recent years have made neurodegenerative diseases (NDs) a major concern for public health and medicine. NDs are primarily responsible for serious mental diseases, which are characterized by neuronal loss or degeneration. A person who has this neuronal degeneration may develop numerous neuropsychiatric issues as well as irreversible impairment. The majority of the approved treatments for NDs only serve to treat the symptoms that are linked to the condition. The available therapies have failed to control the progression of NDs. Patients with NDs have a poor survival rate because of their incredibly complicated pathophysiology, which involves numerous pathogenic processes in both the beginning and progression. Therefore, knowing the precise processes underlying NDs is essential to creating alternate strategies to increase the survival rates of ND patients. This chapter discusses current issues surrounding NDs, new developments, and prospective projects that could hasten the creation of cures and enhance care.

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