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The Puzzling Features of Fatigue

The Puzzling Features of Fatigue

by Joseph H. Friedman, MD

Clinical ScienceJoseph H. Friedman, MDApril 13, 2018fatigue, twoComment

What is the Report Card on Symptomatic, Cure-Based and Disease Modifying Strategies for Parkinson’s Disease?

What is the Report Card on Symptomatic, Cure-Based and Disease Modifying Strategies for Parkinson’s Disease?

by Michael Okun, MD

Clinical ScienceMichael Okun, MDApril 5, 2018Cure, disease modification, Therapies, twoComment

The Global Community of Parkinson's

The Global Community of Parkinson's

by Sharon Krischer

Living with Parkinson'sSharon KrischerMarch 23, 2018Debbie Shapiro, Dr. David Arkadir, Dr. Tanya Gurevitch, GBA, Hadassah Medical Organization, Mannitol, Parkinson's Foundation, Tel-Aviv Sourasky Medical Center, Tikvah4Parkinson, Israel, Kyoto, twoComment

The Future of iPS Cell Transplantation in Parkinson’s Disease

The Future of iPS Cell Transplantation in Parkinson’s Disease

by Ryuji Kaji MD, PhD

Clinical ScienceRyuji Kaji MD, PhDMarch 16, 2018Stem Cells, Dopamine, twoComment

Gratitude and the Rear View Mirror

Gratitude and the Rear View Mirror

by Suzette Shahmoon, PhD Candidate

Living with Parkinson'sSuzette Shahmoon, PhD CandidateMarch 13, 2018Gratitude, Mindfulness, two Comments

Accelerating PD Research by Going Back to Basics

Accelerating PD Research by Going Back to Basics

by Marion Delenclos, PhD

Basic ScienceMarion Delenclos, PhDMarch 2, 2018Funding, Research, twoComment

Dealing with Diagnosis

Dealing with Diagnosis

Photo: Joe and the Country Heights Tai Chi Group

by Joe Lacy

Living with Parkinson'sJoe LacyFebruary 28, 2018two, Diagnosis, ExerciseComment

Yoga and Parkinson's Disease

Yoga and Parkinson's Disease

by Indu Subramanian, MD

Comprehensive LivingIndu Subramanian, MDFebruary 26, 2018Yoga, Mobility, Balance, Sleep, Attention Training, two, parkinsonsComment

Could Dogs be the Portal to Early Detection & Prevention?

Could Dogs be the Portal to Early Detection & Prevention?

by Laurie K. Mischley, ND PhD MPH

Clinical ScienceLaurie K. Mischley ND, PhD, MPHFebruary 21, 2018Parkinson, canine-based, PD screening, biomarkers, parkinson's disease, two Comments

Balancing Safety and Urgency

Balancing Safety and Urgency

by Soania Mathur, MD

AdvocacySoania Mathur, MDFebruary 12, 2018clinical trials, two Comment

To Know, Or Not To Know

To Know, Or Not To Know

by Benjamin Stecher

Living with Parkinson'sBenjamin StecherFebruary 7, 2018Advocacy, two, empowermentComment

Frequently Asked Questions about the Cognitive and Behavior Effects of Deep Brain Stimulation

Frequently Asked Questions about the Cognitive and Behavior Effects of Deep Brain Stimulation

by Alexander I. Tröster, PhD

Clinical ScienceAlexander I. Troster, PhDFebruary 2, 2018Deep Brain Stimulation, Cognition, Memory, Emotion, Quality of Life, twoComment

Re-purposing Old Drugs for New Treatments for Parkinson's Disease: Can an Asthma Drug Slow Progression of PD

Re-purposing Old Drugs for New Treatments for Parkinson's Disease: Can an Asthma Drug Slow Progression of PD

by John G. Nutt, MD

Clinical ScienceJohn G. Nutt, MDJanuary 31, 2018Repurposing drugs, Albuterol, Alpha-Synuclein, twoComment

Parkinson's disease, Precision Medicine, and LRRK2

by Matthew Farrer, PhD

Basic ScienceMatthew Farrer, PhDJanuary 22, 2018LRRK2, genetics, personalised medicine, twoComment

Palliative Care Is About Living As Well As Possible For As Long As Possible

Palliative Care Is About Living As Well As Possible For As Long As Possible

by Benzi Kluger MD, MS

Comprehensive LivingBenzi Kluger MD, MSJanuary 17, 2018Palliative Care, End of life planning, quality of life, Difficult Conversations, twoComment

The Emotional Side Effects of Cognitive Change

The Emotional Side Effects of Cognitive Change

by Elaine Book, MSW, RSW

Comprehensive LivingElaine Book MSW, RSWJanuary 8, 2018Cognitive change, Cognition, Planning, Difficult Conversations, two Comments

Planning For Prevention. It Is Time.

Planning For Prevention. It Is Time.

by Michael Schwarzschild, MD PhD

Clinical ScienceMichael Schwarzschild MD, PhDJanuary 3, 2018Prevention, neuroprotection, clinical trials, genetics, Prodromal, LRRK2, twoComment

If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It!

If You Can Dream It, You Can Do It!

by Elisabeth Ildal

AdvocacyElisabeth IldalDecember 27, 2017twoComment

Patient Advocates Respond to the PD Pandemic

Patient Advocates Respond to the PD Pandemic

by Sara Riggare MSc, PhD candidate & Jonathan A. Stamford BSc, PhD, DSc

AdvocacySara Riggare MSc, PhDDecember 19, 2017two Comment

How I Live Well With Parkinson's

How I Live Well With Parkinson's

by Garry Ballenger

Living with Parkinson'sGarry BallengerDecember 19, 2017two Comment