Parkinson’s News Today

When I was in high school and college, I had a summer job as a landscaper. Like a lot of summer jobs, it felt ordinary at the time. There were hot […]

As I’ve previously mentioned, my late uncle Brandon loved a good “chill and grill.” He didn’t just grill for fun. He could put together a full Texas-style feast that always seemed […]

Caring for someone with Parkinson’s can quietly take a toll, as daily responsibilities and emotional strain build over time. Recognizing early signs of burnout and creating sustainable self-care routines can help […]

Routine gut biopsies may turn up evidence of protein misfolding, predicting the risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s disease years before neurological symptoms appear, a study suggested. Researchers from the […]

After a long day of juggling work and caregiving, I love to relax and unwind with a cozy blanket, curling up on the couch. My husband and I enjoy watching all […]

In Parkinson’s disease, toxic clumps of alpha-synuclein protein not only damage brain cells but also weaken the lining of blood vessels, with both processes likely working together to drive disease progression, […]