From the Archives of Neurology
Vitamin D deficiencies appear to be more common among adults with Parkinson's disease. A vitamin D deficiency is associated with increased risk of disease, which may suggest a link between the deficiency and Parkinson's disease onset. More research is needed to better understand this association.
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Erica Jacques has seen her share of patients with fractures, many of whom have a history of Parkinson's disease. Read about the risks of falls with Parkinson's, and a few simple steps you can take to keep your loved ones safer at home.
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From the Archives of Neurology
A new study published in the Archives of Neurology has found that pain is more common among Parkinson's disease patients than among people without Parkinson's disease.
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Summer means vacations, but vacations can be less than relaxing for people with disabilities like Parkinson's disease. However with a little planning, preparation, and careful organization, summer vacations can be rewarding and fun. Read these tips from Taryn Simpson.
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Medications are perhaps the most common and arguably the most effective way to treat Parkinson's disease and its symptoms. Some insurance policies cover at least part of prescription medications. Learn more about some of the requirements to qualify for drug therapy coverage.
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Exercise has proven benefits for Parkinson's disease patients. Still, it can be difficult to know where to start when adding a new exercise to your Parkinson's therapy. Read how Lisa Coors, a personal trainer and group exercise instructor, has catered to hundreds of Parkinson's disease patients and helped change lives.
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Parkinson's disease is often an unwelcome and intrusive influence on the lives of the patients living with it. Parkinson's symptoms can make socializing and interactive situations difficult. Taryn Simpson can relate. She offers some tips and suggestions for maximizing safety and comfort as well as enjoying yourself in social settings.
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Scientists and researchers are continuously seeking out new and better treatments for conditions like Parkinson's disease. Sometimes, those treatments are found in natural or herbal substances. Although there is may not be a natural treatment that can effectively replace existing Parkinson's disease medications, there are some supplements that may help manage symptoms. Be sure to discuss any changes to your treatment plan with your doctor before implementing them.
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