New, Innovative Parkinsonโs disease Research Being Funded by APDA For people impacted by Parkinsonโs disease (PD) the search for answers โ the causes, a cure, better treatments โ may seem elusive, too slow, frustrating. But all of us at APDA will not give up our pursuit, and rather than be deterred, we are inspired, energized […]
What does it mean to be a Parksinonโs disease care partner? Being a care partner for someone with Parkinsonโs disease (PD) is a whirlwind of challenges, responsibilities, setbacks and victories. It is a very difficult, but potentially very rewarding role. Knowing that many of you reading this are trying to navigate the complexities of being […]
Planning for the What-Ifs, Part Five: Sleep Disorders & Advanced Parkinson’s Disease ย Today we continueย Parkinsonโs Disease: Planning for the What-Ifs,ย a special series of posts to address both motor and non-motor issues of people with advanced Parkinsonโs disease (PD). We are defining advanced PD as those who are no longer independent in their activities of daily […]
It is common for a person with Parkinsonโs disease (PD) to attribute every new symptom that develops to PD. That is largely because the list of non-motor symptoms (symptoms that you canโt see) commonly associated with PD is so varied, it can seem that almost anything is a symptom of PD!ย But if you take […]
Parkinsonโs Disease & Genetics in the Hispanic Population Today we continue our Interview with APDA Researchers series to bring you a closer look at some of the dedicated APDA-funded researchers who are working tirelessly to understand the mysteries of Parkinsonโs disease (PD). Our guest today is Dr. Karen Nuytemans, a Research Assistant Professor in the John […]
Planning for the What-Ifs: Part Four Bowel and Bladder Issues in Advanced Parkinsonโs Disease Today we continue Parkinsonโs Disease: Planning for the What-Ifs, a special series of posts to address both motor and non-motor issues of people with advanced Parkinsonโs disease (PD). We are defining advanced PD as those who are no longer independent in their activities […]
Dr. Gilbert interviews occupational therapist, Holly Cohen, to discuss important information about augmentative and alternative communication options for Parkinson’s Disease.
The search for a Parkinsonโs disease biomarker Our A Closer Look blog is designed to educate, inform, and inspire you through a variety of topics and insights about Parkinsonโs disease (PD). One way we do that is through our Interview with APDA Researchers series within this blog so you can get a closer look at some of the […]
How modifications to your environment can help you stay in your home As we hear often, Parkinsonโs disease (PD) affects every person differently. Because of this, it is very difficult to predict how any individualโs PD will progress. This may create a source of stress as people with PD and their care partners begin to […]
Driving and Parkinsonโs disease For some people with Parkinsonโs disease (PD), there may come a time when it is no longer safe for them to drive. This is a very sensitive and fraught issue since for many people, driving is equated with independence, and people with PD may assume that relinquishing driving means a further […]
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