Parkinson’s disease can affect many aspects of a relationship, including physical and emotional intimacy. Symptoms...see more such as fatigue, stiffness, changes in movement, and shifts in mood can make it more difficult for partners to connect in the ways they once did. Over time, couples may find themselves feeling distant — even […]

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Get ready to move, connect, and make a real impact — our APDA Optimism...see more Walk season is in full swing! These Walks are more than just steps; they’re a powerful show of community and support. You can join passionate people coming together to raise awareness, raise funds that fuel vital […]

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At APDA, supporting early career researchers is a strategic priority. Scientists...see more at the beginning of their careers often bring fresh ideas and innovative ways of thinking to complex problems. By investing in these researchers early, APDA helps launch promising scientific careers while accelerating discoveries that may lead […]

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In a moving tribute to their father who had a passion for research, the Weiss...see more family recently made a generous gift to APDA from a Donor Advised Fund (DAF). To commemorate this special contribution, APDA has created the Stuart R. Weiss Research Grant, which honors the life of Stuart R. Weiss, […]

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This spring, APDA launched a new...see more public service announcement (PSA) celebrating the resilience, strength, and optimism of people with PD, encouraging them to keep doing the things they love — even if they have to do them differently. Produced in English and […]

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APDA served as co-hosts for the 2026 Parkinson’s Policy Forum, held in March in Washington, D.C....see more Together with the Michael J. Fox Foundation, the Parkinson’s Foundation, and the PMD Alliance, we convened more than 300 people living with PD, care partners, and care providers from 49 states and Washington, D.C. who came […]

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Q. I cannot sleep due to tremors in my right arm and...see more my big toe curling inwards involuntarily. What can I do about this?  A. When people have difficulty at night, sometimes it is because their medication has worn off. If this is the case for you, talk […]

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