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How many steps do you do a day?
Walking is good for more than just getting around. Regular walking delivers a multitude of health benefits – but how many steps per days do we need to take? Is […]
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Inflammatory Bacteria in Nose Linked to Parkinson’s
by Marisa Wexler People with Parkinson’s tend to have high numbers of pro-inflammatory bacteria in their noses, according to a new study. Researchers think these bacteria may be a trigger for […]
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Nurses Testimonials World Parkinsons Congress
Vince Carroll “The World Parkinson’s Congress is a unique opportunity to unite as one voice for Parkinson’s. Clinicians and people living with Parkinson’s share knowledge and stories – and hear […]
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Delegate Testimonials World Parkinsons Congress
Robyn Lindsay - Manly-Mosman Support Group “Japan was our third congress and the most recent we attended. The first was in Montreal and the second was in Portland. “Attending the […]
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Parkinson’s NSW advocacy update
Advocacy is the process of seeking support for a cause or policy. In this case the cause is support for the NSW Parkinson’s community and funding for services. However because […]
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Does Parkinson’s disease impact your quality of life?
You can help advance research into Parkinson’s Disease by participating in a research project which aims to better understand how the communication and swallowing symptoms associated with this disease impact […]
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World Parkinson’s Congress, Barcelona 2023
The World Parkinson Congresses are held every three years in a different country provide an international forum for scientists, clinical researchers, health care professionals, people living with Parkinson’s and others […]
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Parkinson’s symposium for allied health & nurses
This symposium will bring together Australia’s leading Parkinson’s clinicians and academics to discuss recent discoveries and promising pathways for a better understanding and treatment of Parkinson’s Disease and provide a […]
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Parkinson’s symposium in Tamworth
A Parkinson's symposium for the Parkinson's community will be held in Tamworth. This is a free event with a fantastic line-up of speakers with an opportunity to network. Proudly brought […]
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Hornsby Parkinson’s clinic celebrates first anniversary
Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital Neurological Parkinson’s Clinic has just marked its first year of service to the Parkinson’s community of northern Sydney. The clinic is located in the Outpatients Department of […]
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TEDx talks for Parkinson’s
Amirah Aly: Bypassing the blood-brain barrier – treating Parkinson’s disease Could a nasal spray help to treat Parkinson’s? This is the question that Dr Amirah Aly aims to answer. She […]
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Parkinson’s in the Country
For Geoff Bourne, his farm is not just his home. Those who know him say it’s his reason for being. Geoff grew up on an 1800-acre property at Ben Lomond, […]
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