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Improved nutritional status is related to improved quality of life in Parkinson's disease.

BMC Neurol · 2014 · PMC4237731 · PMID 25403709

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bordered on significanceno p-value reported
Although these results only bordered on significance, potentially because of the small sample size, the findings might indicate that improvements in nutritional status result in improvement in quality of life in PD.

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borderline significantno p-value reported
Given the borderline significant relationship between improvements in nutritional status during the nutrition intervention and improvements in quality of life, it is likely that future studies conducted in larger samples would support this finding.

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