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Denise Bacon, a 65-year-old woman with Parkinson's disease, underwent a unique procedure where she played the clarinet during brain surgery. This helped surgeons fine-tune the placement of electrodes for deep brain stimulation (DBS) to impr...
Woman with Parkinson's plays clarinet during brain surgery
Dr. Sue Goldie, a Harvard professor and public health expert, has publicly revealed her four-year journey with Parkinson’s disease. This article summarizes her experience, highlighting her challenges, triumphs, and efforts to raise awarenes...
New research indicates that overworked brain cells, specifically dopamine-producing neurons, may be a key factor in the development of Parkinson’s disease. Studies in mice show that prolonged overstimulation of these neurons leads to degene...
Overworked Brain Cells May Hold the Key to Parkinson’s
Recent advancements in Parkinson's disease (PD) management emphasize prevention, understanding disease mechanisms, and patient-centered care. A new book, *The Parkinson’s Plan*, highlights these strategies, offering a comprehensive framewor...
Focusing on Prevention and Patient-Centered Care in Parkinson Disease: Michael S. Okun, MD
Morten Harket, the lead singer of the iconic 80s band A-ha, known for their hit "Take On Me," has revealed his diagnosis of Parkinson's disease. This announcement brings uncertainty to his future in music, as he candidly discusses the chall...
Morten Harket, a-ha’s Lead Singer, Has Parkinson’s Disease
Alan Alda, the 89-year-old M*A*S*H star, shares an inspiring update on how he manages his Parkinson's disease, diagnosed in 2015, while also discussing his recent appearance in Tina Fey's Netflix series, 'The Four Seasons'.
Alan Alda, 89, Says Managing His Parkinson’s Is 'Almost a Full-Time Job' But 'Keeps Me Looking for the Funny' (Exclusive)
Living near a golf course might sound idyllic, but new research indicates a potential health risk. A study published in JAMA Network Open suggests a link between living close to golf courses and an increased risk of Parkinson's disease. Thi...
Living Near One of These in the Suburbs May Increase Your Risk of Parkinson's Disease by 126%