Parkinson’s disease may start in the gut
“The idea that Parkinson’s disease can start in the gut is a bit weird…. But our research is charting a map for how this is possible.”
Nanoparticles could help patients with MS, ALS, and Parkinson’s
Researchers say it’s possible for nanoparticles to go through the digestive system and deliver medicine directly to the brain tissue.
New theory may clarify ‘mysteries’ of Parkinson’s disease
A new theory “reinforces the idea that Parkinson’s… may be fueled by toxicants and is therefore largely preventable.”
‘Left-right turn’ neuron discovery may one day help treat Parkinson’s
Researchers have discovered a network of neurons in mice that help them make left or right turns.
Time to change how researchers classify Parkinson’s disease?
In a new paper, researchers argue for classifying Parkinson’s disease based not on clinical diagnosis but biology.
Team calls for research on potential nanoplastic, Parkinson’s link
“The emergence of micro and nanoplastics in the environment might represent a new toxin challenge with respect to Parkinson’s disease risk and progression.”
AI tool checks Parkinson’s severity remotely via finger taps
A new AI tool that can assess the severity of Parkinson’s disease relies on 10 taps of the finger. It produces results in minutes.
Blood test could detect Parkinson’s sooner
A new blood test that detects Parkinson’s disease may offer a way to diagnose the condition before nervous system damage gets worse.
Can playing football increase Parkinson’s risk?
There’s a strong link between playing football and increased odds for reporting a Parkinson’s diagnosis or having disease-related symptoms.
Your smartwatch could detect early Parkinson’s signs
Smartwatches and phones have the potential to detect and measure severity and progression of important symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.