Researchers after annalysing 42,853 people's diet concludes ultra processed foods like cold breakfast cereal, cookies and hot dogs are more likely to develop early signs of Parkinson's disease.
While not a lot of people know about the link between Parkinson's disease and heart failure, the former can silently affect the heart, increasing the risk of coronary artery disease, heart failure, and cardiac autonomic dysfunction.
The study conducted by UCLA Health sheds light on the intricate relationship between genetic variants, pesticide exposure, and Parkinson's disease susceptibility.
Managing Parkinson's Disease involves a well-rounded approach that caters to physical and emotional wellness. Read on to know more about this condition, its symptoms and how you can manage it effectively.
The findings not only solidify the link between misfolded proteins and neurodegeneration but also reveal a previously unrecognized partnership between prion proteins and TDP-43.
A progressive neurological disorder, Parkinson's disease mainly affects the motor system, and causes symptoms like tremors, stiffness, difficulty walking and talking.
As the disease progresses, along with the worsening of motor symptoms, patients start developing some severe health issues, read to know what Dr Ishu Goyal wants you to know.
Parkinson's disease is a movement disorder that can hamper your daily activities. Read on to know if the disease is curable or not.
World Parkinson's Day is observed every year on April 11 to raise awareness about the disease. Here's everything you need to know about the disease and how it can be treated.
This year, the topic of World Brain Day is Parkinson's disease - a brain disorder affects more than 7 million people of all ages worldwide. Read to know more about this condition and other types of brain disorders.
About 10 million people worldwide are estimated to be affected by Parkinson's disease, with higher incidence reported from the industrialized countries. Read to know about the new treatment procedures.
The disease can go undetected for 30-40 years before showing the symptoms according to a new study.
According to a study Journal of Biological Chemistry, the enzyme, mitochondrial CYP2D6, presents a potentially powerful new target for Parkinson's treatment.
World Parkinson’s Disease Day on 11th April: Food dos and don’ts for the condition
A new therapy using a molecule has been developed by the researchers, which can stop the development of Parkinson's disease in several animal models. Read on to know more about this therapy.
The researchers analyzed nearly 200,000 Utah residents for the study. All had been born between 1950 and 1992, with Parkinson's onset tracked up until the age of 60.
In fact, depression and Parkinson's disease can be a sign of early-onset dementia
To treat Parkinson s disease using reprogrammed adult stem cells, a clinical trial will be launched by the researchers at Kyoto University in Japan.
Researchers after annalysing 42,853 people's diet concludes ultra processed foods like cold breakfast cereal, cookies and hot dogs are more likely to develop early signs of Parkinson's disease.
While not a lot of people know about the link between Parkinson's disease and heart failure, the former can silently affect the heart, increasing the risk of coronary artery disease, heart failure, and cardiac autonomic dysfunction.
The study conducted by UCLA Health sheds light on the intricate relationship between genetic variants, pesticide exposure, and Parkinson's disease susceptibility.
Managing Parkinson's Disease involves a well-rounded approach that caters to physical and emotional wellness. Read on to know more about this condition, its symptoms and how you can manage it effectively.
The findings not only solidify the link between misfolded proteins and neurodegeneration but also reveal a previously unrecognized partnership between prion proteins and TDP-43.
A progressive neurological disorder, Parkinson's disease mainly affects the motor system, and causes symptoms like tremors, stiffness, difficulty walking and talking.
As the disease progresses, along with the worsening of motor symptoms, patients start developing some severe health issues, read to know what Dr Ishu Goyal wants you to know.
Parkinson's disease is a movement disorder that can hamper your daily activities. Read on to know if the disease is curable or not.
World Parkinson's Day is observed every year on April 11 to raise awareness about the disease. Here's everything you need to know about the disease and how it can be treated.
This year, the topic of World Brain Day is Parkinson's disease - a brain disorder affects more than 7 million people of all ages worldwide. Read to know more about this condition and other types of brain disorders.
About 10 million people worldwide are estimated to be affected by Parkinson's disease, with higher incidence reported from the industrialized countries. Read to know about the new treatment procedures.
The disease can go undetected for 30-40 years before showing the symptoms according to a new study.
According to a study Journal of Biological Chemistry, the enzyme, mitochondrial CYP2D6, presents a potentially powerful new target for Parkinson's treatment.
A new therapy using a molecule has been developed by the researchers, which can stop the development of Parkinson's disease in several animal models. Read on to know more about this therapy.
The researchers analyzed nearly 200,000 Utah residents for the study. All had been born between 1950 and 1992, with Parkinson's onset tracked up until the age of 60.
In fact, depression and Parkinson's disease can be a sign of early-onset dementia
To treat Parkinson s disease using reprogrammed adult stem cells, a clinical trial will be launched by the researchers at Kyoto University in Japan.
As per new research, Lipid accumulation in brain can cause Parkinson's disease
World Parkinson’s Disease Day on 11th April: Food dos and don’ts for the condition
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