AI Article Synopsis
- Recent studies show that progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP) is more common among South Asians, especially those with atypical symptoms.
- The research indicates that Malaysian patients of Indian descent have a higher occurrence of PSP compared to other Asian backgrounds.
- However, symptoms like REM sleep behavior disorder (RBD), hallucinations, and early onset do not appear to be more prevalent in Indians than in Chinese patients.*
Article Abstract
Recent studies highlight an over-representation of progressive supranuclear palsy, with atypical features, in South Asians. We offer additional insights, including an over-representation of PSP among Malaysian patients of Indian compared to other Asian ancestries. However, RBD symptoms, hallucinations, and early onset were not more frequent in Indians vs. Chinese.
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