Parkinson’s Disease

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A new study sheds light on the gaps in care that people with Parkinson’s disease are experiencing in the United States. One of the most surprising statistics released is that only 9% of people with the...

A stem cell replacement therapy has been found to be safe in patients living with Parkinson’s disease. Developers will now test whether the treatment can help to restore lost function.

The findings support the creation of exercise programs to help lower women’s risk of Parkinson’s disease, investigators say.

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Participation in physical exercise may be more important than any particular type of activity prescribed, investigators say.

A new study finds the incidence of Parkinson’s disease (PD) among older adults in the United States is 50% higher than previous estimates, and rates of the disease are higher among males and in certain...