Like millions around the world, and especially in the Parkinson’s community, certain staff at Parkinson Canada fondly remember their experiences … Read More
Learning how to get the help you need as a caregiver
What kind of help do I need? Who do I ask for that kind of help? How do I keep … Read More
Parkinson’s and the female brain
Although Parkinson’s disease affects both men and women, women are less likely to develop the progressive neurological disorder, but more … Read More
Family, faith and a sense of humour help Cindy cope with Parkinson’s
“You should have seen me back then. I’d be sitting on the tailgate of the station wagon with the youngest … Read More
Days of hope and recognition during Parkinson Awareness Month
Joyce Gordon, Chief Executive Officer, Parkinson Canada There is no doubt that Parkinson’s changes everything. One person living with the … Read More
Testing a new way to treat dyskinesia
One of the biggest challenges in treating Parkinson’s disease is finding ways to reduce dyskinesia, the involuntary movements most people … Read More
Communities across Canada are gearing up for Parkinson SuperWalk 2016
It takes a community to support a person living with Parkinson’s and search for a cure; from family and friends … Read More
Dr. Robert L. Nussbaum to present the 12th Donald Calne Lecture
Parkinson Canada is pleased to announce that the 12th Donald Calne Lecture will be presented by Dr. Robert L. Nussbaum … Read More
Virtual reality brings real life Parkinson’s awareness
Canadian neuroscientist Kaylena Ehgoetz Martens has more than an academic interest in uncovering the reasons why almost half of everyone … Read More
Communities are stepping up for Parkinson Awareness Month this April
It Takes a Community to educate, advocate for, and support people living with Parkinson’s and their families, as well as … Read More