By Jean Morris On her 62nd birthday my mother Helen Morris learned that my father had irreversible bowel cancer and … Read More

For most people with a classic form of Parkinson’s disease, medication helps control their symptoms.  At least two other progressive … Read More

September 11, 2016 is National Grandparents’ Day and Parkinson Canada is inviting families to honour their grandparents by signing up … Read More

Parkinson Canada has just launched its latest online learning module, especially designed to help nurses learn how to assist patients … Read More

Increasingly, scientists studying the brain believe one of the reasons abnormalities and diseases develop is the result of an imbalance … Read More

We know that most people take part in Parkinson SuperWalk, because they, or someone they care about, is living with … Read More

A packed schedule of scientific presentations, workshops, plenary sessions, roundtables, discussions and posters, as well as unmatched opportunities to network … Read More

Beyond the obvious financial benefits of a paycheque, work enriches our lives in many ways. It give us a sense … Read More

The beauty of basic research is that sometimes, when you’re not looking for it, you make a discovery that answers … Read More

The summer is prime time for social gatherings of all types: BBQs, picnics, pool parties, family reunions, cottage retreats, golf … Read More