19th May 2025
Medication

What Affects How Well My Parkinson’s Drugs Work?

What you eat, constipation and medications you may take for other conditions can affect how well your body absorbs your Parkinson’s drugs. Here we look at ways to make sure […]
19th May 2025
Molecules

Drug Molecule Targets Early Onset Parkinson’s Disease

A new drug molecule could reactivate housekeeping functions in the brain cells of young Parkinson’s patients.  A novel drug molecule being studied by researchers from McGill University in Canada could […]
19th May 2025
Caregiver with loved one

Parkinson’s Caregivers are Under Strain, Need More Support: Report

Average caregiver spends more than 30 hours a week providing care  The average caregiver for someone with Parkinson’s disease spends more than 30 hours per week doing unpaid work to provide care, […]
14th May 2025
Assisted walking

8 Tips to Help with Freezing for People with Parkinson’s

by Sarah Dawson and Josefa Domingos  Freezing in the home or in busy public places can be upsetting, embarrassing, or even frightening. The anxiety that comes with this symptom of […]
14th May 2025
Clinical studies

Low-dose Carbon Monoxide may Explain Reduced Risk of Parkinson’s Among Smokers

Paradoxically, previous research has shown that – despite its inherent health risks –  cigarette smoking is linked with a reduced risk of Parkinson’s disease. Until now, however, it was not […]
14th May 2025
Friends exercising

Exercising With Friends

We know that exercise is great for our minds and bodies, but sometimes it’s challenging to maintain interest. Have you ever exercised with a friend or group and found how […]
14th May 2025
Dani McCarthy

My [Parkinson’s] Life – Danielle McCarthy

Danielle’s (Dani’s) Parkinson’s journey began in 2022 with a workplace injury.   “I tripped over the rubbish bin in the classroom!” she laughed. But it turns out this injury was the […]
14th May 2025
Brain technology graphic

What New ‘Brain in Motion’ Technology can Reveal About Parkinson’s

How ground-breaking medical imaging is helping EU-funded researchers monitor brain activity during movement – and what this could mean for diagnosing and treating Parkinson’s. Neuroimaging has made huge strides in […]
8th May 2025
Nose graphic

Runny Nose and Parkinson’s

Rhinorrhoea is the medical name for a runny nose. Research has shown that it’s more common in people with Parkinson’s than the general population.   Rhinorrhoea literally means ‘fluid from the […]