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Exercise that is effective and fun

Making exercise an enjoyable part of your everyday life may be easier than you think. Just choose activities that make you feel happy and confident  If your workout is unpleasant […]

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New documentary on Parkinson’s

A new documentary on Parkinson’s explores global efforts to research, treat, and prevent the progressive neurodegenerative disorder.  Called The Long Road to Hope, it was produced by the University of Rochester […]

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Deciding to have DBS surgery

How do you make the life-changing decision to undergo deep brain stimulation (DBS)?  That’s the choice Germany-based Cathy Molohan was faced with a few years ago.   “The decision to have […]

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3 best spices and herbs to boost brain health

Packed with antioxidants and nutrients, incorporate these spices into your everyday diet to promote a healthy brain and reduce the risk of cognitive decline.  Turmeric contains the antioxidant curcumin which gives […]

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New walking app big step forward for Parkinson’s

Walking Tall is a new mobile application to help people with Parkinson's to walk better and for longer. Co-designed by people with Parkinson's and led by UNSW biomedical engineer Dr […]

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Amplitude Movements aka BIG

In recent years, the evidence backing the benefits of exercise for Parkinson’s has grown rapidly. There have been many types of exercise that has been proven to improve, function and quality […]

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AI helps detect Parkinson’s

By Marta Figueiredo, PhD   An artificial intelligence (AI) tool was able to distinguish, with great accuracy, Parkinson’s patients from healthy peers by analysing short videos of facial expressions – particularly smiles – […]

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My World Parkinson’s Congress

Parkinson’s Specialist Nurses share their experiences at this global event – this year held in Barcelona.  Lauren Hogan Southern NSW Local Health District Based in Goulburn  “This was my first […]

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Partnering Through Parkinson’s – Stephen and Laurine Croasdale

Stephen and Laurine Croasdale met in Paris in 1980, in an Alliance Francaise class.  “I was in class when the teacher announced there was another ‘le petit kangurou’,” recalls Laurine, […]

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Proper footwear beneficial in Parkinson’s

One of the most debilitating effects of Parkinson’s disease is the loss of coordination and control in body movements, which in many cases leads to severe walking disabilities. Certain types […]

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My (Parkinson’s) Life – Mark Chlad

Mark Chlad, 52, was born in Luton in England. He visited Australia for work several times before moving to Sydney with his then-wife, an Australian he met in London.  “I […]

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World Parkinson Congress Video Competition Winners

A video competition featuring productions by and for people living with Parkinson’s is a much-anticipated part of the World Parkinson Congress.  This year’s Congress was held in Barcelona, Spain, and […]

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22nd March 2025

Intensive Advocacy to the NSW Government

  Mary Kay Walker, the CEO of Parkinson’s NSW, has had a very busy couple of months conducting an intensive advocacy campaign aiming to reach as many NSW Government decision-makers […]
22nd March 2025

Are older women with Parkinson’s overlooked?

UK resident Pam Archer was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at the age of 74. As a former nurse whose sister lives with the condition, she said she already had some understanding […]