Parkinson's disease does not cause addiction
A study from the US showed that Parkinson's patients are not addicted to gambling, shopping or sex when not taking drugs to treat illness, according to Reuters.
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A study from the US showed that Parkinson's patients are not addicted to gambling, shopping or sex when not taking drugs to treat illness, according to Reuters.
According to a study published in the American Journal of Neurology, ever having a serious head injury combined with pesticide exposure may be associated with a high ris…
A simple phone call can also help us record the first signs of Parkinson's disease by detecting minor changes in the patient's voice several years before more severe sym…
According to the latest study by American scientists, caffeine may help control Parkinson's disease and research has opened a new door for treatment for the disease.
Researchers at the University of British Columbia, Canada have published a study on the Movement Disorders page, people with severe flu will have a double rate of Parkin…
Dutch scientists found that sleep improves the motor nerve function of Parkinson's patients, according to Healthday. In the study, scientists asked 243 patients about un…
The world's first Parkinson's vaccine has been tested in humans, according to New Scientist. It is known that in this first trial, 10 patients with Parkinson's disease w…
A British study published in the journal Nature on May 6 found that through experiments on mice, researchers at the University of Leicester found a way to prevent brain…
British scientists believe that the gene therapy they just developed may open up hope to cure the agonist syndrome - Parkinson's disease, which is affecting 4.1 million…
Scientists from Harvard School of Public Health (USA) and Norwich Medical School (UK) have been monitoring the diet of about 130,000 men and women, including 800 people…
A research team from the University of Kyoto Medical Institute, Japan, led by Associate Professor Jyun Takahasi, announced the good news for people with Parkinson's dise…
ANSA firm on December 2 reported that Italian scientists have created a new 'smart' brain nerve modulator to help people with Parkinson's disease.
Millions of patients with Parkinson's syndrome have hope to improve their lives, even cure the disease after scientists have recorded positive results in a series of rec…
British scientists have for the first time created skin stem cells from people with Parkinson's disease - common tremor in the elderly.
People have implanted microelectrodes in the patient's brain to regulate and alleviate symptoms of neuropathy (eg Parkinson's disease). But if put into microelectrodes .…