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People with Parkinson’s disease frequently develop a problem known as “gait freeze,” in which their legs simply stop stepping forward as they’re walking. A new powered exoskeleton, however, has proven to be very effective at keeping such individuals’ legs going.

New experimental models and innovative approaches to study protein aggregation in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases are introduced. The research may pave the way to patient-specific treatments and early detection.

San Francisco, Jan 7, 2024 Researchers from Harvard and Boston University have used a soft, wearable robot to help a person living with Parkinson’s walk without freezing. As explained by the…

A new VR technology is being trialed in Yorkshire to aid Parkinson’s patients, offering hope for managing ‘freezing’ symptoms with at-home exercises.

Discover how soft robotic exoskeletons are addressing mobility issues for Parkinson’s patients. New research shows promising results for improved walking and reduced freezing.

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