Parkinson's Blog

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

Parkinson’s is a disease with no cure, but one local group is finding the power to fight back against it, literally.

After becoming the subject of a study involving cycling, Steven Iseman’s life changed again when data showed it improved several of his Parkinson’s symptoms.

A new exercise program, called the STABLE program, is set to launch in January 2024 to improve symptoms for people with Parkinson’s. Everyone Active,

54-year-old Haskel Garmaise has been practicing martial arts for nearly his entire life. That didn’t change after his Parkinson’s diagnosis three years ago.

According to the Journal of Parkinson’s Disease, people afflicted with the condition can benefit from boxing exercise.

From the moment Maresa Bowen begins PumpeD Up, a 30-minute fitness class for people with Parkinson’s disease, participants are in constant motion.

Staying mobile is a crucial goal for people with Parkinson's disease, and a promising solution is the use of a device which researchers have received funding to develop.

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