In her small community of 200 outside of Yarmouth, Jackie is affectionately called the “unicorn.” Her endurance and optimism while … Read More

In his play, Daddy’s Boy, (performed at the 2018 Edmonton and Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festivals), Erik de Waal offers a … Read More

Finding the right path: PlexinC1-negative dopaminergic neurons for personalized cell replacement therapy of Parkinson’s disease At Laval University, Master’s student … Read More

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for cognitive enhancement in Parkinson’s Disease: Evaluation of clinical effect and functional brain changes The brain’s ability … Read More

The body functions of man and animals are controlled by electric and chemical signals between the cells in our nervous … Read More

Within our cells, RNA molecules are one of the essential building blocks of life. They carry the instructions from DNA … Read More

Western University doctoral student Anita Abeyesekera is applying her speech-language pathology and speech science background to open up a new … Read More

Margot’s Story Twenty years ago, John Parkhurst and his wife, Margot Bartlett, moved to their cottage in Tiny, Ontario. That … Read More

At the University of Toronto, Dr. Lorraine Kalia, a neurologist and neuroscientist, is investigating the role that a protein called alpha-synuclein … Read More

Before researchers can test drugs or other therapies intended to treat or cure Parkinson’s disease on people, they must first … Read More