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Brain pathway shows potential for slowing Parkinson’s, but only in females
Researchers at Texas A&M University have identified a protective brain pathway — one linked to receptors responsive to nicotine but not requiring the tobacco plant chemical itself — that may […]
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New discovery could slow Parkinson’s disease
Scientists at Florida International University have developed a promising new compound that could slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease by targeting a key process inside cells. The research centres on […]
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How Parkinson’s disease is diagnosed
The diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can be relatively straightforward by detecting particular clinical features, such as rest tremor, stiffness, and slowness on neurological exam. Typically, detecting these features leads to […]
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Parkinson’s awareness month activities
April was Parkinson’s Awareness Month – always a busy time in the Parkinson’s NSW diary. As a lead-in to the month of fundraising and awareness building activities, the much-anticipated annual […]
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Parkinson’s disease impacts the heart not just the brain
A study finds Parkinson’s disease disrupts heart function by affecting alpha-synuclein in nerve clusters. Parkinson’s doesn’t just affect movement and the brain – it may also impact the heart, according […]
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Genetics that control size of brain regions linked with Parkinson’s risk
Differences may impact development of disorders that affect the brain Genetic variations that influence the size of specific brain regions are associated with an increased risk of developing Parkinson’s disease; a […]
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Support Group Round Up June 2026
By Stacey Foster, Support Group Coordinator Welcome to the June Support Group round up. It’s been a busy couple of months as we have visited several groups, meeting participants and […]
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New possible cause of Parkinson’s discovered
Scientists have proposed a concerning new theory to explain the surge in Parkinson's disease, which suggests nearly everyone could have a more increased risk. While the illness has long been […]
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Why Michael J. Fox sees Parkinson’s as a ‘Gift that keeps on taking’
When Michael J. Fox was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at age 29 in 1991, “…it was an old person’s disease,” he says. “It was not a disease that got much attention.” But […]
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Take 5 June
A monthly review of the top five issues raised in calls to the Parkinson’s NSW InfoLine team (call 1800 727 567). Bone Health and Parkinson’s Falls and bone health often […]
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Eight new books on Parkinson’s
Living Parkinson’s: 7 Strategies for Living a Full Life with Renewed Purpose by Steve Yellen How can you live your best life with Parkinson’s? This is what Steve Yellen, who […]
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Speaking Up: Exercises for Parkinson’s
If you or someone you love has Parkinson’s disease, you’ve probably noticed that it can affect more than just movement. One of the lesser-known symptoms is a speech difficulty called […]
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