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Can Your Phone and Artificial Intelligence Track Parkinson’s

Researchers say we’re on the cusp of a new era where physicians will personalise care, adjusting medications and pacemakers based on videos captured at home by patients that can be […]

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My [Parkinson’s] Life – Pamela Tilbrook

After a 20-minute Tai Chi session, I prepare myself for a visit to the gym. My walk to the gym is more like a stumble but I manage, hoping I […]

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World Parkinson Congress 2026 Scheduled

Mark your diaries… the 7th World Parkinson Congress is scheduled to be held in Phoenix, Arizona, USA from May 24 to 27 in 2026. The tentative program is as follows: […]

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Brain plasticity

How to Boost your Cognitive Fitness

Cognitive development is often associated only with babies and children while many  adults think they can’t or don’t need to develop cognitively themselves. Studies have shown that reduced cognitive function […]

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PET Scans and Biomarker can Detect Parkinson’s up to 30 Years Before Symptoms Appear

Signs of Parkinson’s disease can be detected 20 to 30 years before symptoms appear using a known biomarker, called F-AV-133, and positron emission tomography (PET) scans, according to a new […]

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Inflammatory Bacteria in Nose Linked to Parkinson’s Risk

By Marisa Wexler. People with Parkinson’s tend to have high numbers of pro-inflammatory bacteria in their noses, according to a new study. Researchers think these bacteria may be a trigger for […]

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Application for Voice Games May Aid At-Home Speech Therapy

Researchers have proposed a set of voice exercise games to help speech quality in people with Parkinson’s disease, which licensed speech therapists found to be a generally feasible, promising approach. If […]

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AI-Powered Hand Test May be Used to Rate Parkinson’s Severity

Patients were asked to tap their fingers in front of a webcam An online artificial intelligence (AI) powered test where users tap their fingers in front of a webcam may […]

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Artificial Intelligence Detects Parkinson’s from Breathing Patterns

Parkinson’s disease is the fastest growing neurological disease in the world. However, currently there is no single test or biomarker that can diagnose Parkinson’s or monitor disease progression. Now, a […]

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Are We Facing a Parkinson’s Pandemic?

Historically, Parkinson’s was rare. In 1855, for instance, just 22 people living in the United Kingdom died with Parkinson’s disease. Today, in the United States, the National Institutes of Health […]

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Funding for Parkinson’s Disease Treatments Targeting the Gut Microbiome

Researchers based at Australia’s Translational Research Institute (TRI) have received major funding from the United States Department of Defence (DoD) to develop Parkinson’s disease treatments by targeting the gut microbiome. […]

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Parkinsons devastates sleep

Survey Confirms Parkinson’s Devastates Sleep

A new survey by the PD Avengers – a global alliance to end Parkinson’s disease –   confirms that Parkinson’s disease significantly disrupts sleep for patients and caregivers and uncovers key areas […]

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17th April 2025
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Communication Tips for Family and Friends if Your Loved One has Parkinson’s 

If your loved one experiences speech and communication problems as part of their Parkinson’s, there are ways you can support conversations. Here are some useful strategies to reduce frustrations and […]
17th April 2025
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Choosing the Right Equipment to Help You Get Around 

If your Parkinson’s symptoms affect your ability to move around, there is a range of equipment available that you may find helpful. Here are some of the things you should […]