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November 25, 2020November 25, 2020
Simple Eye Exam, Coupled With AI, May Aid Early Parkinson’s Diagnosis

A simple eye exam, coupled with artificial intelligence (AI) technology, could improve the diagnosis of neurodegenerative disorders, according to researchers at the University of ... Read more
November 25, 2020November 25, 2020
Levodopa and Its Infused Gel Form Affect Gut Bacteria, May Promote Inflammation

Levodopa, and especially levodopa/carbidopa intestinal gel (LCIG) — a formulation of levodopa and carbidopa infused directly into the intestines — can alter gut bacteria ... Read more
November 24, 2020November 24, 2020
Benefits of High-intensity Endurance Exercise Focus of New Northwestern Study

A Northwestern University-sponsored study will assess whether high-intensity treadmill endurance exercise is superior to its moderate-intensity version at slowing disease progression in adults with ... Read more
November 24, 2020November 24, 2020
Loneliness Linked to Worse Parkinson’s Symptoms, Study Finds

People with Parkinson’s disease who are lonely are more likely to have more severe symptoms and worse quality of life, a new study shows. ... Read more
November 23, 2020November 19, 2020
A Gift Guide for Shopping From Home This Black Friday

With the biggest shopping day of the year nearly upon us, our anxiety levels may reach extremely high levels. Here’s an idea: Shop from ... Read more

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June 22, 2018June 22, 2018

New Tool Effectively Monitors Sleep Quality in Parkinson’s Patients, Researchers Say

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A new tool called cardiopulmonary coupling could be used to effectively evaluate sleep quality in Parkinson’s disease patients, who often experience sleep disorders, according to a study. The study, “Assessment of sleep quality using cardiopulmonary coupling analysis in patients with ... Read more

Simple Eye Exam, Coupled With AI, May Aid Early Parkinson’s Diagnosis

Levodopa and Its Infused Gel Form Affect Gut Bacteria, May Promote Inflammation

Benefits of High-intensity Endurance Exercise Focus of New Northwestern Study

Loneliness Linked to Worse Parkinson’s Symptoms, Study Finds

A Gift Guide for Shopping From Home This Black Friday

SpeechVive Offers Free, Remote Device-calibration Software During Pandemic

New Technique Isolates Specific Neurons, Finds Changes in Parkinson’s

Spectrum Stage Theory Seeks a Better Understanding of Parkinson’s

New APDA Tracker App 2.0 Easier and More Detailed in English and in Spanish

Caraway Receives MJFF Grant to Explore New Therapeutic Strategy for Parkinson’s

Your Strength Comes From Your Struggles

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Batman and Robin Battle Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s

Alterity’s Next-generation Compounds for Brain Diseases Granted US Patent

Gene Tied to Essential Tremor May Also Be Cause of Early Onset Parkinson’s

Parkinson’s Foundation, VA Team Up to Help Vets Manage Disease

PPMI Study Expanding Enrollment

Impact of Mood Problems Worse on Patients With Longer Disease Course

Mitochondrial Interaction Networks May Help in Diagnosing Parkinson’s

Kininogen-1 Protein Linked to Early Cognitive Impairment in Parkinson’s

$380K Fox Foundation Grant Extends California Parkinson’s Registry for Year

Atypical Non-tremor Parkinson’s Can Be Confused With PTSD

Nanoparticles Show Potential as Transport Agents for Parkinson’s Treatments

New Design of 3D ‘Organ-On-A-Chip’ Device Grows Neurons Most Affected in Parkinson’s

Parkinson’s Nonprofits Shift Strategies to Adapt to the Pandemic

Tremor Affects Cognition and Learning Skills in Differing Ways, Study Suggests

New AI Tool Tracks Protein Movement to Better Understand Parkinson’s

Amazonian Tea Component Stimulates New Nerve Cell Formation, Study Suggests

Constipation and Sleep Disorders Point to Later Cognitive Decline, Study Suggests

Observations From a Suicide Loss Survivor With Parkinson’s

Anavex 2-73 Safely Aids Cognition in Parkinson’s Dementia, Phase 2 Trial Shows

Rare Neurodegenerative Disorder May Share Similar Genetic Mutation With Parkinson’s

Automated Process Grows 3D Organoids – ‘Mini-brains’ – to Test Potential Therapies

Phase 1 Trial of Stem Cells in Treating Bradykinesia to Open in US

One Brick at a Time: Another Productive Chat With Neo

Parkinson’s Patients Have Positive Attitudes About Telemedicine During Pandemic, Survey Reveals

The Things You Remember at Death’s Door

Computer Model May Help in Better Tailoring Levodopa Dose to Patient’s Needs

Ways of Preventing Protein Clumping in Parkinson’s Goal of Swiss Partnership

When Home Becomes a Labyrinth