…they hope, could guide the development of new therapeutics to delay or stop the progression of neurodegenerative diseases. Researchers from the University of Helsinki believe they have found the root…
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…are working well. And then there’s the shift. And so, each time there’s that shift, there’s the new loss of, oh gosh, okay, that’s what I got, I’ve got to…
From the “Give a Dime for Parkinson’s” campaign to adaptive DBS to an Off-Broadway production of Samuel Beckett’s “Endgame,” this month has brought an array of Parkinson’s news and initiatives….
…people with Parkinson’s – Researchers from the University of Alabama at Birmingham are exploring new evidence of the connection between Parkinson’s and the gut microbiome to see whether these pathogens…
…news, a research team at Okayama University in Japan is exploring whether a new AI system can detect subtle changes in facial attributes associated with Parkinson’s to help monitor changes…
Sesame seeds, olives, skin swab tests, mitochondrial function, barbershop dreams, canine super smellers, Argentine tango, and more — all are part of this month’s Parkinson’s news collection. Check out the…
…Molecular Sciences, researchers from the University of Bradford in the United Kingdom explain how investigating the anti-aging abilities of these animals could help scientists identify new targets for treating degenerative…
…made to live well. We’ve rounded up some of the most important articles, podcasts, research, and living well stories that hit the news this month for you to peruse. Let…
…improving. That was creating a new neural net. Bas Bloem: Exactly. Yeah. It was creating new connections, well not new neurons, but the existing neurons made new connections to other…
From tomatoes to live-streaming brain activity to genetic testing studies, news from the Parkinson’s field is as varied as it is encouraging this month. Here are some of the most…
…in your house, they all say, well, do exercise. Exercise is good. Well, that’s fine. So why should all of these new guidelines and new recommendations and new review articles…
…months of suffering in silence. My wife knew about my diagnosis, my, my physicians knew, two or three very close friends, some of whom are in the medical community knew,…