Six-year-old Theo Enns can’t wait to host his own “Little Chips for Parkinson’s” event when 12 of his young friends … Read More
Helping cells cope with stress
Proteins are essential to keeping our bodies’ billions of cells alive and healthy. In order for various proteins to go … Read More
Share your creativity through Parkinson Canada
The Hope on Display Calendar is a wonderful opportunity to showcase your creativity through artistic expression. Parkinson Canada invites individuals … Read More
Education Update: New book available and thanks for your input
New book available Parkinson Canada is very pleased to be able to offer you Parkinson’s Disease: An Introductory Guide, a … Read More
Chasing the culprit in Parkinson’s disease
When Joel Watts was 10 years old, his father died of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD), a rare brain disorder caused by … Read More
Save the date: The Victory Summit® is coming to Toronto
Parkinson Canada is excited to partner with the Davis Phinney Foundation to bring The Victory Summit® educational event for people … Read More
Yvonne Morgan tells it like it is about her life with Parkinson’s
Yvonne Morgan was already familiar with tragedy when she was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at the age of 52, a … Read More
Investigating fungi: A new frontier in Parkinson’s disease
For researchers who study Parkinson’s disease, a new frontier of investigation is emerging: the micro-organisms, including viruses, bacteria and fungi … Read More
Tackling tough issues to improve your life with Parkinson’s
Are you uncertain about whether medical marijuana may help you? If you undergo genetic testing, do you have to share … Read More
Dr. Andrew Lees to deliver the 13th Donald Calne Lecture
Parkinson Canada is pleased to announce that the 13th Donald Calne Lecture will be presented by Dr. Andrew Lees on … Read More