APDA In The News

Dr. Rebecca Gilbert comments on the newly-available adaptive deep brain stimulation device, which is being deployed for the first time in the United States, indicating "it stands to reason that adaptive DBS would result in better symptom management for each individual, and I am eager to see how that unfolds. This has the potential to be a game-changer.”

This article explores the interesting challenges of Young Onset Parkinson’s Disease (YOPD). Dr. Rebecca Gilbert comments on the importance of exercise and nutrition for brain health and risk reduction

APDA’s Symptom Tracker App is included in this article about advancements in technology and wearable devices for PD.

Article about the connection between overall diet and certain dietary elements and Parkinson’s disease. APDA’s Dr. Rebecca Gilbert weighs in.

Family history plays a role in a small percentage of PD diagnoses, but environmental factors and age also heighten the risk. APDA’s Dr. Rebecca Gilbert weighs in on the topic.

Article about the upcoming research projects APDA is funding for the 2024-2025 year.

Rosa Peña, APDA’s Vice President of Programs & Services, talks about the psychosocial aspects of life with Parkinson’s disease.

Editorial piece about the passage of the National Plan to End Parkinson’s Act, which includes commentary from APDA’s president and CEO, Leslie A. Chambers.

This round-up of PD Awareness Month activities highlights APDA’s “Living Better Together” campaign and April events and activities.

APDA’s Dr. Rebecca Gilbert comments on several recent developments in the diagnosis and treatment of Parkinson’s disease.