Khushi Garg
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Khushi Garg is a rising neuroscientist whose work challenges entrenched methodologies in Parkinson’s disease (PD) research. Her most cited paper, “Deep Brain Stimulation as an Exclusion Criterion in Parkinson's Disease Studies: Time to Rethink?” (2023, 3 citations), critically examines the widespread practice of excluding patients who have undergone deep brain stimulation (DBS) from clinical trials. Garg argues that with over two decades of DBS use for managing motor fluctuations, tremor, and dyskinesias in PD, such exclusions systematically bias study populations and limit the generalizability of findings. By advocating for the inclusion of DBS patients, she pushes the field toward more representative and clinically relevant research. Though early in her career, Garg’s work has already sparked necessary debate about trial design and patient selection. Her contribution is notable for bridging clinical neurology and research methodology, urging the PD community to evolve its standards. For students and researchers, Garg exemplifies how questioning long-held assumptions can drive meaningful progress in translational neuroscience.
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