Parkinson's Blog

A $2 million bequest by the Giuliana Trust bolsters funds of this Indian Wells-based nonprofit.

Innovative wearable device helps patients walk freely, offering hope for millions

The field of Movement disorders is moving towards a biological staging system for Parkinson’s disease. Dr. Gilbert explores what that means and how it can help.

Mauer’s glass bead art permanently on display at Qualicum Art Supply and Gallery

STAT journalist Mario Aguilar speaks about his process and offers advice to reporters covering health technology.

People affected by Parkinson’s living in and around Harrogate and North Yorkshire are invited to a free support and information event on Wednesday 17

The next steps involve testing saliva and urine samples with the biosensor. An international team of scientists has created a handheld, non-invasive device that can detect biomarkers for Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s Diseases. This biosensor can also wirelessly send the findings to a laptop or smartp

At 68, Bernard Parmenter, a former company director diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2012, has been graced with a second chance at communication. His voice, lost over the years due to his illness, has been miraculously restored following an adjustment to the electrodes implanted in his brain. This medical marvel has allowed him to verbally

Parkinson’s patient Bernard Parmenter regains voice through adjusted DBS treatment while Nenad Bach fights the disease with therapeutic ping pong.

In a significant stride towards understanding Parkinson’s Disease (PD), researchers at the National Brain Research Centre (NBRC), Manesar, India, have unveiled a correlation between antioxidant glutathione and iron levels in the brain, shedding light on the development of this neurological disorder. The study, published in the ACS Chemical Neuroscience journal, could potentially pave the way