Parkinson's Blog

People with metabolic syndrome, which affects blood sugar control, weight, and cardiovascular health are 40% more likely to develop Parkinson’s disease than those without the condition, a new study has found.

Joy Milne, a 72-year-old retired nurse from Scotland, has the unique ability to smell Parkinson’s disease.

Karolinska Institute researchers said their study found people with metabolic syndrome have up to a 40% higher risk of developing Parkinson’s disease.

Apple today shared a touching video that highlights how the iPhone’s Action mode allows for people with Parkinson’s disease to record stable…

In its short film No Frame Missed, Apple shows how an iPhone videography feature has become an unlikely source of…

When Burt, a 69-year-old street musician living with Parkinson’s, is visited by a young man claiming to be his son, a quiet weekend spirals into a tense, darkly funny cinematic exploration of identity. trust, and second chances. The film Burt screens Aug. 19 in Belfast at the Colonial Theater, and its filmmaker and lead actor will be on hand after the film to talk with the public about it.

Simone Tata, Tata Group Veteran and Mother of Noel Tata, Battles Parkinson’s Disease — Same Illness Ratan Tata Faced. Read More About This Condition Below.

/PRNewswire/ — The Parkinson’s Foundation today announced the launch of a new pilot program, PD Trial Navigator, which will help fulfill a central goal of the…

Participants at last year’s symposium engage in guided stretching exercises. The Tampa JCCs & Federation, in partnership with Tel Aviv University, the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, Tampa General Hospital and USF Health, will host an international Parkinson’s symposium this winter at the Shanna and Bryan Glazer JCC, 522 N. Howard Avenue, Tampa,