Category: Parkinson’s News

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences hosted the 9th annual Parkinson’s symposium took place Sunday afternoon in Little Rock.

Michael J. Fox revealed the reason behind selling his luxurious LA home, which has a lot to do with his family.

Diabetes Medication Could Halt Progression of Parkinson’s Disease

The regimen was devised by Parameshwar Some, author of the research, and Yoga therapist specialising in Neurological Disorders at SVYASA Yoga University. He shares with us here how the practices help

Ryan Reynolds credits Michael J. Fox with making his late father James Chester Reynolds ‘feel less alone’ as he battled Parkinson’s disease before he died in 2015.

A recent study in Nature Medicine evaluated the efficacy of prasinezumab, a monoclonal antibody, in slowing the progression of motor symptoms in Parkinson’s disease patients with rapidly progressing forms, using phase II clinical trial data.

(Beyond Pesticides, April 19, 2024) Parkinson’s disease (PD) and certain forms of dementia have been associated with exposure to pesticides, industrial chemicals, and air pollution for decades. But the mechanisms of disease progression have been unclear, and U.S. regulators have been reluctant to recognize the risks. Now neurologist E. Ray Dorsey, MD of the University of Rochester and researchers from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Aarhus University in Denmark propose a new research paradigm based on tracking how toxicants cause neurodegeneration through inhalation and ingestion pathways. The paradigm, the authors believe, can be used to gain insight into how PD and a form of dementia known as Lewy body disease (LBD) are initiated as many as 50 years before the onset of symptoms. Dorsey and colleagues build on a recent theory that PD and LBD may be two versions of the same basic disease, both involving Lewy bodies in the nervous system. The group’s proposal was published in the Journal of Parkinson’s Disease in April. If its recommended research agenda produces the anticipated empirical support, the new paradigm will demand integration of many interdisciplinary lines of evidence showing that environmental exposures to synthetic chemicals may be the primary cause […]

Credit: FG Trade / Getty Images For those with Parkinson’s disease, low-cost, wearable sensors could improve care access, a new study finds. To have their

Parkinson’s disease is a neurological disorder with no cure. The owners of a Cary boxing studio, however, are helping their clients punch back against

A spinning class in Nantwich is helping Parkinson’s sufferers with their symptoms.