Blake Bell was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at the age of 49. He recalls that his neurologist took three minutes to … Read More
A researcher’s perspective on the future of Parkinson’s research
At the end of March, Parkinson Canada hosted a two-day discussion on the current and future states of Parkinson’s research. … Read More
New priorities in Parkinson’s research
At the end of March, Parkinson Canada hosted a two-day discussion on the current and future states of Parkinson’s research. … Read More
Your message was heard: Parkinson’s Awareness Month 2021 summary
There were two focuses of this year’s Parkinson’s Awareness Month. The first was on combatting misconceptions and celebrating resilience with … Read More
Biomarkers as the next big breakthrough in diagnosis and tracking of progression: A patient advocate’s perspective
Dr. Soania Mathur’s process of diagnosis was comparatively easy. She received a quick referral to a specialist and within 15 … Read More
Parkinson Canada and Catalyst Healthcare announce partnership focused on promoting medication adherence for Canadians with Parkinson’s
Toronto, ON (April 20, 2021) — As a trusted partner and advisor for Canadians with Parkinson’s, Parkinson Canada has been … Read More
Parkinson Canada advocates for more awareness and support during awareness month in light of COVID-19 pandemic
Parkinson Canada calls for better care for those affected by rising neurological disorder Toronto, ON (March 31, 2021) — Parkinson … Read More
Your generosity gives hope to Dan, funds life-changing research
Dan Steele was in his early-40s, focused on a career as a civil servant, a role as a volunteer ski … Read More
Announcing your Parkinson Advisory Council Chair: Larry Linton
Larry Linton was diagnosed with Parkinson’s in 2012. Like many, he explains the process to receiving that diagnosis as a … Read More
Data-sharing may help advance personalized medicine therapies for Parkinson’s
For Dr. Davide Martino, who leads the Calgary Parkinson Research Initiative (CaPRI), patient involvement in research is vital. “They can … Read More