Parkinson’s much more than a movement disorder
Parkinson’s disease is usually considered to be a movement disorder characterized by tremor, rigidity, slow movement or poor balance. Yet … Read More
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Parkinson’s disease is usually considered to be a movement disorder characterized by tremor, rigidity, slow movement or poor balance. Yet … Read More
Reducing brain inflammation in Parkinson’s Dr. Shawn Hayley, associate professor at the Institute of Neuroscience, Carleton University and Canada Research … Read More
You are in charge of your own health. But if, and when, you need advice about Parkinson’s, there are many … Read More
general.info@parkinson.ca A recent e-mail we received began: “My Dad has Parkinson’s. My Mom needs help….” It was signed, A daughter … Read More
2010 marks Parkinson Society Canada’s 45th year of supporting Canadians with Parkinson’s. Take a look at some of the milestones … Read More
Just in time for April, Parkinson’s Awareness Month, this handy little info card tests your knowledge of Parkinson’s.
Parkinson Society Canada’s largest national fundraising event launches on April 7, 2010 with a new name, Parkinson SuperWalk. The new … Read More
There’s still time to celebrate the season with a special gift. Visit the Parkinson Society Canada website, to make a … Read More
Welcome to e-ParkinsonPost! This issue looks at research from the perspectives of clinician-researchers, clinical trial participants and ethicists, among others. … Read More
We have asked three clinician-researchers to outline some of the challenges of getting new therapies from the lab to the … Read More