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Exercising in different climates

Researchers at James Cook University (JCU) and La Trobe University conducting research with ambulatory patients who are performing twice-weekly exercises that  include aerobics plus strengthening or flexibility training. RESEARCH HAS […]

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Voice changes for early Parkinson’s diagnosis?

Researchers at Monash University in Melbourne are studying the vocal cords of people with Parkinson’s to determine whether measuring voice changes – an early sign of the condition –could improve […]

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Virtual Dance for Parkinson’s classes in Mandarin

To expand the access and inclusivity of Dance for Parkinson’s Australia (DPA) classes, virtual dance classes for the Chinese community are now being piloted. These free classes will be taught […]

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My [Parkinson’s] Life – Sandra Elms

NEVER QUIT, EVEN IN DIFFICULT TIMES… SANDRA ELMS Sandra Elms was born in England but has spent several periods of her life in Australia – firstly as a child growing […]

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Active and Healthy

STATE GOVERNMENT INITIATIVE Healthy and Active Online is a 10-week free program. It is designed for independent older adults aged 60 years and over, who currently do not participate in […]

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Can we fundraise for ourselves

CAN OUR SUPPORT GROUP FUNDRAISE FOR LOCAL PROJECTS? Yes. This is one of the reasons why Parkinson’s NSW now requires an Annual Plan from all of its Support Groups. If you […]

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Managing heartburn and reflux

People living with Parkinson’s can experience heartburn or oesophageal reflux – and  hiatus hernia (where your stomach bulges up into your chest through an opening in your diaphragm) and ulcers […]

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Flexibility exercises part 1

Due to increasing rigidity or stiffness, individuals living with Parkinson’s will benefit from frequent stretching and flexibility exercises. Stretching activities assist in keeping a good range of movement. These types of exercises require […]

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Are we close to a cure for Parkinson’s?

Saskia Mair of Parkinson’s Life interviews Sohini Chowdhury, Deputy CEO of the  Michael J Fox Foundation. How close do you think the scientific community is to finding a cure for Parkinson’s? Whenever […]

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My DBS Journey – Sharyn

Sharyn, aged 70 Had DBS surgery in February 2020 Sharyn has lived in Cooma for 42 years. Back in 2008 she was working in childcare when she began to think […]

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Parkinson’s Nurses in Action

Parkinson’s Specialist Nurses are highly trained and experienced nurses based in communities of need. They are dedicated to supporting local people living with Parkinson’s. These Nurses are funded 50/50 by […]

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Parkinson’s nurses in action -Judy

Parkinson’s Specialist Nurses are highly trained and experienced nurses based in communities of need. They are dedicated to supporting local people living with Parkinson’s. These Nurses are funded 50/50 by […]

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30th April 2025

New Biomarker Enables Early, Accurate Diagnosis of Parkinson’s

Researchers have identified a biomarker in spinal fluid that can detect Parkinson’s disease in its early stages with over 90% accuracy. Using a patented immuno-infrared sensor (iRS) technology, they measured […]
28th April 2025
Three sisters

Life Would be a Lot Tougher Without Parkinson’s NSW