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AI helps detect Parkinson’s

By Marta Figueiredo, PhD   An artificial intelligence (AI) tool was able to distinguish, with great accuracy, Parkinson’s patients from healthy peers by analysing short videos of facial expressions – particularly smiles – […]

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My World Parkinson’s Congress

Parkinson’s Specialist Nurses share their experiences at this global event – this year held in Barcelona.  Lauren Hogan Southern NSW Local Health District Based in Goulburn  “This was my first […]

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Partnering Through Parkinson’s – Stephen and Laurine Croasdale

Stephen and Laurine Croasdale met in Paris in 1980, in an Alliance Francaise class.  “I was in class when the teacher announced there was another ‘le petit kangurou’,” recalls Laurine, […]

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Proper footwear beneficial in Parkinson’s

One of the most debilitating effects of Parkinson’s disease is the loss of coordination and control in body movements, which in many cases leads to severe walking disabilities. Certain types […]

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My (Parkinson’s) Life – Mark Chlad

Mark Chlad, 52, was born in Luton in England. He visited Australia for work several times before moving to Sydney with his then-wife, an Australian he met in London.  “I […]

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World Parkinson Congress Video Competition Winners

A video competition featuring productions by and for people living with Parkinson’s is a much-anticipated part of the World Parkinson Congress.  This year’s Congress was held in Barcelona, Spain, and […]

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Neil Diamond on living with Parkinson’s

Musician gives a rare and candid interview about the 2018 diagnosis, which led to his retirement from touring  Neil Diamond has given a candid interview about living with Parkinson’s disease, […]

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My [Parkinson’s] Life – Guy Mitchell

Guy Mitchell grew up in the central-west New South Wales town of Mendooran until he was 16, when his family moved to Newcastle.  “I’ve lived there ever since,” says Guy, […]

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Magnesium, muscles, and Parkinson’s

Do you often have night-time leg cramps, or restless legs syndrome? If so, you might be deficient in a very important mineral – magnesium.  Recent research has suggested that people […]

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Support Group Celebrates 23rd Birthday

The Parkinson’s NSW Macarthur Support Group celebrated its 23rd birthday in June.  Group Leader Larraine Rutledge said: “I have been with the Macarthur Parkinson's Support Group since 2002 when I […]

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Exercises you can do in bed

Parkinson’s progresses at different stages for everyone. In the advanced stages, some people may become bedbound. Whether you are confined to bed due to Parkinson’s, an injury, or surgery you […]

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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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