Podcast: Q & A with Sharon’s Son, George – Episode 61: Conversation with Rosa Peรฑa
Rosa Peรฑa, APDAโs Vice President of Programs & Services, talks about the psychosocial aspects of life with Parkinsonโs disease.
A hopeful step for Parkinsonโs patients
Editorial piece about the passage of the National Plan to End Parkinsonโs Act, which includes commentary from APDAโs president and CEO, Leslie A. Chambers.
Spotlight on education, research for Parkinsonโs Awareness Month
This round-up of PD Awareness Month activities highlights APDAโs โLiving Better Togetherโ campaign and April events and activities.
Parkinsonโs Disease: Advances in Diagnosis and Treatment
APDAโs Dr. Rebecca Gilbert comments on several recent developments in the diagnosis and treatment of Parkinsonโs disease.
What Is Parkinsonโs Disease?
A great awareness piece about Parkinsonโs disease that promotes the importance of exercise, including personal perspectives from people living with PD and expert commentary from Dr. Rebecca Gilbert.
Robotic Garment Improves Stride in Patient With Parkinson’s Disease
Article features recent research conducted by Terry Ellis, PhD, PT (a member of APDAโs Scientific Advisory Board) and others at Boston University about a wearable, soft, robotic device that could help patients with PD walk without experiencing freezing of gait. Includes commentary from Dr. Rebecca Gilbert.
Trial on way to increase exercise for Hispanic patients now recruiting
Article about a trial to increase exercise for Hispanic patients mentions the Letโs Keep Moving with APDA web series and APDA partnership. Research conducted by APDA friend and partner, Cristina Colรณn-Semenza, PhD.
ParkinSex, APDA guide for intimacy, honored by healthcare industry
Article highlights the recent awards bestowed on APDAโs ParkinSex project.
Navigating the Holidays With Parkinsonโs Disease
Dr. Rebecca Gilbert provides advice for navigating the holidays with PD.
Could Retinal Changes Be a Harbinger of Parkinson’s?
A new study suggests that changes in retinal tissues known to be associated with Parkinson's disease (PD) may occur up to 7 years before clinical symptoms of the disease appear. APDAโs Dr. Rebecca Gilbert comments.