Parkinson's Blog

The Speech Accessibility Project is almost halfway through its first phase of gathering voice recordings from people with Parkinson’s.

Constipation, difficulty swallowing and irritable bowel symptoms are possible markers, say researchers.

The signs are there.

Ask any neurologist and they’ll tell you: Parkinson’s disease is a disorder of the brain. The unmistakable signs of this ailment, such as involuntary shaking, reduced movement speed, and the sensation of one’s feet being glued to the floor, originate from the loss of neurons in a brain area responsi

Ask any neurologist: Parkinson’s disease is a brain disorder. The conspicuous symptoms of Parkinson’s disease-;uncontrollable tremors, slowed down motions, and the feeling that one’s feet are stuck to the ground-;all stem from the loss of neurons in a region of the brain that helps control movement.

The study detected physical differences in the eyes of people with Parkinson’s and those without the condition.

Ground-breaking Non-Dopaminergic Drug Combining Both Anti-Dyskinetic and Anti-Parkinsonian Properties

Every morning, when I woke, I could see the pit from my bedroom window. When you couldn’t see it you could smell it, an invisible sulphurous presence.

“I will miss him personally, as a good friend”