Best Ways to Track Parkinson’s Medication Effects and Side Effects
Living with Parkinson’s often means more than just taking medicine. It’s about noticing how your body responds (or doesn’t), and being aware of side effects. But …
Can Diabetes Drug Improve Parkinson’s Symptoms? Latest Trial Reveals the Answer
A large phase III clinical trial has tested the diabetes drug exenatide (a GLP-1 receptor agonist) as a potential treatment for Parkinson’s disease. The trial aimed …
A Promising Step in Parkinson’s Research: Stem-Cell Therapy Enters Human Trials
A new clinical trial has shown that stem-cell-derived brain cells can be safely transplanted into people with Parkinson’s disease. The cells survived, produced dopamine, and showed …
10 Essential Insights Every Newly Diagnosed Parkinson’s Patient Should Know
Receiving a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease can bring a mix of emotions—relief at finally having an answer, worry about the future, and uncertainty about what comes …
Best Adaptive Tools for Parkinson’s Patients (2025 updates)
Living with Parkinson’s disease presents daily challenges—but the right adaptive tools can make a world of difference. Whether it’s mobility, eating, speaking, or self-care, technology and …
How Can I Overcome Apathy and Maintain Motivation While Living with Parkinson’s Disease?
How can I overcome apathy and maintain motivation while living with Parkinson’s disease? The answer to this question lies in understanding how apathy affects the brain …
What Can You Do When Parkinson’s Medications Stop Working?
If your Parkinson’s medication isn’t working like it used to, you might feel discouraged or even a little panicked. But this shift doesn’t mean you’ve run …
Why Parkinson’s Medication Stops Working Sometimes?
As time goes on, many people with Parkinson’s disease notice that their medications don’t work as consistently or effectively as they once did. This can be …
What’s the Best Way to Explain Parkinson’s Disease to Family Members?
Talking about Parkinson’s disease with your family can feel overwhelming. You might worry about how much to say, what they’ll understand, or how they’ll react. But …
How Parkinson’s Caregivers Burn Out Silently — And How to Cope
Caregiving for a loved one with Parkinson’s disease is often described as an act of love, but behind that love, many caregivers are quietly falling apart. …