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A study analysis shows that magnetic stimulation of the brain's motor cortex may improve slowness and rigidity in patients with Parkinson's.
According to a new study, patients likely to have prodromal, or early, Parkinson’s disease tend to have a higher prevalence of pain.
Columnist Sherri Woodbridge recently had a rare "why me?" moment that led to reflection on her Parkinson's life and its likeness to a poem.
Columnist Sherri Woodbridge reflects on the importance of caregivers who don't give up and shares advice for them from the perspective of a PD patient.
It's bound to happen: The stare. A stranger looks at you like you are an alien. Columnist Sherri Woodbridge recalls some annoying — and satisfying moments.
Columnist Sherri Woodbridge used to hold the idea of support groups in contempt. That was before she discovered her three new best friends online.
Read how an email prompted columnist Sherri Woodbridge to reflect on her Parkinson's and the vitality of people like the late advocate Tom Issacs.
Columnist Sherri Woodbridge journeys back to high school to track the onset of symptoms and show what young-onset Parkinson's disease can look like.
Read how an email prompted columnist Sherri Woodbridge to reflect on her Parkinson's and the vitality of people like the late advocate Tom Issacs.
Parkinson's disease is unpredictable, writes columnist Sherri Woodbridge. On those days when the pain subsides, we should call it mercy, she says.
Columnist Sherri Woodbridge writes about the belief that Parkinson's isn't fatal and how she faced the truth about the disease's complications.
Internal vibrations may be caused by a neurological condition. Find out which conditions may cause this symptom and how to talk to your doctor.
Aging mammals have been known to develop a decline in brain function. It is understood that neuroinflammation may be a culprit. But can these effects be mi
Columnist John Connor no longer hesitates to ask for help when he needs it. Losing certain abilities is MS' fault, not his, he adds.
Patient columnist Sherri Woodbridge describes one common problem with Parkinson's disease: getting a good night's sleep. Here are a few tips.
Read about how Disease Severity In Patients With Hemophilia B Is Lower Than Those With Hemophilia A, Study Finds
On (not) accepting a parkinson's diagnosis at 46. Guest blog at the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.
Photos of common patterns of the signs and symptoms of rosacea.
Columnist Sherri Woodbridge reflects on fear and courage and finding inspiration in the strength of others to make it through that journey called life.
Michael talks about his own journey with Parkinson's and some of the treatment options he's tried over the years.
This articles takes a case example of a young woman with body image disorder and examines the exhibited symptoms and the steps she took to regain self-control and a healthier body image. - Eating Disorder Hope.
