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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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Non-invasive Focused Ultrasound Helps Alleviate Parkinson’s Symptoms

A clinical trial shows that an ultrasound treatment can help with involuntary and impaired movement for people with Parkinson’s.  People with Parkinson’s disease experienced significant improvement in tremors, mobility, and […]

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Hearing Loss May be Early Warning Sign for Parkinson’s Disease

Greater risk of disease found with every 10 decibels of hearing impairment. Hearing loss may be a risk factor for developing Parkinson’s disease, or may be an early warning sign of […]

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Blood Immune Cells Could Hold Key to Showing Disease Progression in Parkinson’s

A new discovery in blood immune cells has put researchers one step closer to identifying a blood biomarker that would allow doctors to personalise treatments for Parkinson’s disease.  In a […]

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My Parkinson’s Family

By Madeleine Pizzuti  Our eyes met momentarily as we stretched our arms out wide clutching the coloured bands in front of us, whilst counting backwards from three. Again and again […]

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Gifts in a Will

What is a Gift in Will? A bequest or gift in Will is a donation left to a charity or individual of your choice, as stated in your will.  Such gifts […]

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Applying Makeup When You Have Parkinson’s

Some people living with Parkinson’s have a tremor or struggle with dexterity, which can make it more difficult to apply makeup. Here are some tips that may help.  Preparation  Sit […]

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Parkinson’s NSW Launches New Online  Education Module for Exercise Professionals 

Parkinson’s NSW has launched Module 3 of its Parkinson’s online education series.   Module 3 –Optimising exercise programs for people with Parkinson’s  is designed to help exercise professionals to explain the […]

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Support Group Round-up May 2025

Support Group Round-up  By Stacey Foster, Support Group Coordinator  Welcome to the May Support Group round-up. It’s been another busy month in Support Group land. Several support groups participated in […]

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20th June 2025
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Cell Death Discovery Could Lead to Next-Generation Drugs for Neurodegenerative Conditions

Researchers have discovered how to block cells dying, in a finding that could lead to new treatments for neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.  The team at Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of […]
20th June 2025
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Parkinson’s Disease Prevention May ‘Begin at the Dinner Table’

Eating about a dozen servings of ultraprocessed food each day could more than double your risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, according to a new study.  A single serving in the […]