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The Risk of Environmental Toxins on Parkinson’s Disease
Air pollution, pesticides and chemicals – along with genetic factors – can increase your risk While there’s no single cause of Parkinson’s disease, the degenerative brain condition may be linked […]
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New Molecule Could Lead to New Treatments for Parkinson’s in Younger Patients
A novel drug molecule could potentially lead to new treatments to prevent Parkinson’s disease in younger patients, according to new research. “We are excited about this drug compound because we […]
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Managing Restless Legs Syndrome with Parkinson’s
Restless legs syndrome, sometimes called Willis-Ekbom disease, is a condition that causes an overwhelming urge to move your legs. This can cause discomfort. People with Parkinson’s have described it as […]
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How Can I Talk to Children About Parkinson’s?
If you’ve been diagnosed with Parkinson’s and have children or grandchildren, you may be thinking about how to talk to them about your condition. Here are some tips to help […]
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Coping with ‘On/Off’ Changes
‘On/off’ describes sudden changes in your symptoms throughout the day. Clinical neuropsychologist Jennifer Foley explores what these changes are and how to cope with them. You may find this article […]
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Scientists Achieve 95 Percent Accuracy Detecting Parkinson’s with Breakthrough Test
Scientists have announced a breakthrough in Parkinson’s disease detection using a new immuno-infrared sensor (iRS) test that analyses cerebrospinal fluid for protein misfolding, offering hope for earlier diagnosis of this progressive […]
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Potential Parkinson’s Treatment Shows Promising Results
A small new trial published in the journal Nature Medicine describes what would be two firsts for Parkinson’s disease – a diagnostic test and a potential immune-based treatment that works similarly to a vaccine. […]
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New PET Scan Imaging Camera Aims to Accelerate Parkinson’s Research
Neuroimaging company Xingimaging has announced the launch of the NX PET Camera, a new tool for positron emission tomography (PET) imaging that aims to accelerate research into Parkinson’s disease. The novel tool, for […]
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Low Blood Pressure on Standing a Likely Body-First Parkinson’s Marker
In body-first subtype, disease may start in the digestive tract and then spread People with Parkinson’s disease who have orthostatic hypotension – that’s where the blood pressure drops suddenly upon standing up […]
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How to Take the Stress out of Gardening with Parkinson’s
Gardening can be a form of therapeutic exercise. Tasks such as digging, weeding, and planting can improve or maintain your: Flexibility Strength Coordination Dexterity Balance Heart health Being in the […]
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Take 5 June
Take 5 June A monthly review of the top five issues raised in calls to the Parkinson’s NSW InfoLine team (call 1800 644 189). The NDIS and Our NDIS […]
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The Parkinson’s Marathon Walk Sunday 27 July 2025
Join ARC & The Dean Team as they Pitch in for Parkinson's at Artarmon Reserve on 27th July for the 4th annual Parkinson's Marathon Walk. There are four different walks […]
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