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James Parkinson – An Essay on the Shaking Palsy 1817: A Celebration of 200 Years of Progress

The International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society held a meeting to celebrate 200 years of progress in understanding the signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, the cause of the illness, and its treatment and progress toward a cure. Progress in Mind Resource center brings you the exclusive scoop from the various sessions.

Parkinson's Disease

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Plea for personalised medicine in PD

Well-established therapies for Parkinson’s Disease focus on motor symptoms. In comparison,...

Parkinson's Disease

Congress highlights

Boom or bust in biomarkers: is the heterogeneity of PD slowing our search?

We should combine forces, harmonise protocols for collecting material, and accept the need to...

Parkinson's Disease

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Mutations matter in the intricate dance of determinants

Mutations in several genes contribute in differing degrees to the causation of PD. But the gene...

Parkinson's Disease

Congress highlights

From bowels to brain: the prion hypothesis in Parkinson’s

The idea that Parkinson’s Disease begins with alpha-synuclein pathology in the gut which then...

Parkinson's Disease

Congress highlights

Pathways to cell death

Both mitochondrial and lysosomal function decrease with age, which is the major risk factor for PD...

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