APDA held the first Diversity in Parkinsonโs Disease Research Conference. on 5/17/19 to address urgent needs surrounding PD in diverse, under-served communities.
Our team shares 12 highlights related to Parkinsonโs research from the 2019 American Academy of Neurology Meeting.
Dr. Gilbert discusses common diets often talked about by those with Parkinsonโs, and whether these particular diets are beneficial for someone with Parkinsonโs disease.
Dr. Gilbert dives into what the latest science says about whether certain foods, probiotics, or antioxidants can help treat or prevent Parkinsonโs.
A look at what we know and what we donโt know about foods and supplements to be avoided for people with Parkinsonโs disease.
Renowned researcher Alice Lazzarini, PhD chronicles the connection between pฮฑ-syn, tau, and mitochondrial degradation, and how it may lead to new treatments.
Many people with Parkinsonโs continue to work after their diagnosis. Navigating the nuances of disclosure and managing symptoms can be a difficult task.
Dr. Gilbert interviews the Medical Director of the University of Chicago APDA Information and Referral Center
For many people, one of the most concerning non-motor features of Parkinsonโs disease (PD) is cognitive decline. Attention, working memory, executive function, memory, language and visual reasoning are the cognitive skills most frequently affected in PD which can be concerning because these skills allow us to perform daily functions such as paying attention, solving problems, […]
Dr. Gilbert interviews one of APDAโs 2018-2019 researchers
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