Patients pick Medtronic adaptive DBS over traditional technology
Patients preferred Medtronic’s Brainsense adaptive DBS to traditional, continuous DBS in a trial, which found Brainsense safe and effective.| Parkinson's News Today
Patients preferred Medtronic’s Brainsense adaptive DBS to traditional, continuous DBS in a trial, which found Brainsense safe and effective.| Parkinson's News Today
Xingimaging and Synusight received a MFJJ grant to develop PET imaging technology that monitors toxic protein clumps in Parkinson's.| Parkinson's News Today
The recipients of this year's grants include scientists and clinicians studying Parkinson’s biology, brain networks, and symptoms.| Parkinson's News Today
Parkinson’s patients and their care partners found several aspects of a personalized fall prevention program effective, despite barriers.| Parkinson's News Today
Seal Rock has joined an MJFF initiative to develop therapies targeting the LRRK2 gene, which can contribute to Parkinson’s development.| Parkinson's News Today
Analyzing real-world patient data may help researchers better understand Parkinson’s causes, its early signs, and responses to therapy.| Parkinson's News Today
ENERGI-F705PD, a potential disease-modifying therapy for Parkinson’s, was found safe and well tolerated in healthy volunteers in a trial.| Parkinson's News Today
Parkinson's patients receiving brain stem cell transplant therapy may be able to take a less intensive immunosuppression regimen.| Parkinson's News Today
Insilico said it plans to ask the FDA this year for permission to move an AI-designed Parkinson's therapy into clinical trials.| Parkinson's News Today
Michael S. Okun, MD, answers questions about deep brain stimulation for people with Parkinson's in our monthly "Expert Voices" series.| Parkinson's News Today
While there's no test to confirm a Parkinson's diagnosis in its early stages, the disease can be detected based on a variety of symptoms.| Parkinson's News Today
Parkinson's disease symptoms affect both motor skills and nonmotor skills, and progress differently in each person.| Parkinson's News Today
The motor symptoms of Parkinson’s disease refer to those that affect the body’s movement and are grouped into primary and secondary motor symptoms.| Parkinson's News Today
