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Machine learning identifies five distinct Parkinson’s Disease subtypes

Researchers have used machine learning to identify five distinct molecular subtypes of Parkinson’s disease, challenging the view of it as a single disorder and explaining why treatments fail to work […]

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Scientists identify genetic clues to Parkinson’s

Five new genetic variants believed to play a role in Parkinson's disease have been identified by researchers. It was long believed that Parkinson's disease was caused by environmental factors. But […]

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Breakthrough in research could mean a blood test to determine Parkinson’s

Imagine if an early Parkinson’s diagnosis was as simple as taking a blood test. That could soon be a reality thanks to important work happening at the University of Saskatchewan. […]

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Depression: The hidden toll of Parkinson’s disease

When many picture Parkinson's disease, they think of trembling hands and shuffling gait – the slow, deliberate movements that are the disease's most visible hallmarks. What they don't picture is […]

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Three positive coping skills for living with Parkinson’s

Mary Beth Skylis shares tips she encourages her father to implement. Degeneration is painful to witness, but even more painful to experience. The tasks one might previously have been able […]

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How diet can help to manage Parkinson’s symptoms

If you have Parkinson’s, you may find that simple changes to your eating and drinking habits help you manage your symptoms more effectively and can improve your general health and […]

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Take 5 July

A monthly review of the top five issues raised in calls to the Parkinson’s NSW InfoLine team (call 1800 727 567).   Pain in Parkinson’s – You don’t have to put […]

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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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