Parkinson

Can coffee decrease dopamine levels in those diagnosed with Parkinson's disease?

Finish researchers found that patients who drank a lot of coffee had an 8.3% to 15.4% greater decrease in dopamine transporter binding compared to those with a low caffeine consumption.

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NY study identifies genetic link between inflammatory bowel disease and Parkinson’s disease

Genetic links between inflammatory bowel disease and Parkinson’s disease suggest joint therapeutic strategies. Researchers identify shared mutations, paving the way for innovative treatments.

Israel introduces home testing for Parkinson's monitoring

The new home-based test enables Parkinson's patients to monitor their motor condition and disease symptoms, refining existing medical treatment and alleviating symptom burden.

By DORON KUPERSTEIN
05/05/2024

Belgian breakthrough: Stool transplant shows promise for improving symptoms of Parkinson's disease

Stool transplant shows promise for improving symptoms of Parkinson’s disease.

U of Haifa finds 'groundbreaking discovery' in Parkinson's research

A new study undertaken at the University of Haifa has, for the first time, found a connection between PD and the ECM in the brain.

Comedian Richard Lewis, dark prince of Jewish neurosis, dies at 76

Lewis had been in ill health for a number of years and last April announced that he had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease two years earlier.

By ANDREW SILOW-CARROLL/JTA
29/02/2024

Parkinson's, heart attacks, and strokes: The high stakes of misdiagnosis

Between 5-10% of medical diagnoses worldwide are incorrect, with severe consequences.

By WALLA!
04/10/2023

Your DNA can help spot Parkinson's disease earlier than ever

A new study has found that DNA damage, like that caused by Parkinson’s disease, can be spotted in the blood of rodents and the tissue of Parkinson’s patients.

Poor sense of smell linked to increased risk of depression in older adults - study

While loss of smell is not thought to cause depression, a new study shows that it may serve as a potent indicator of overall health and well-being.

Poor sense of smell linked to increased risk of depression in older adults - study

While loss of smell is not thought to cause depression, a new study shows that it may serve as a potent indicator of overall health and well-being.

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