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Parkinson’s Specialist Nurses in Action: Lauren Hogan

Parkinson’s Specialist Nurse Lauren Hogan, who is based in Goulburn, began her working life in the financial sector, despite having a childhood ambition in nursing.  “I had always wanted to […]

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The benefits of exercising with your pet

We all know exercise is what you need if you have Parkinson’s.  However, with Parkinson’s you also often have trouble mustering the motivation to exercise at all.    If you have […]

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Support Groups celebrate National Volunteer Week

It was National Volunteer Week from 15 to 21 May – Australia’s largest annual celebration of volunteering.   Support Group Coordinator Stacey Foster hit the road that week to visit Maitland […]

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Kiama Steps Up for Parkinson’s

The Kiama Support Group held its Step Up for Parkinson’s fundraiser on Sunday, 4 June.   It was a lively event in a picturesque location – the beach and walking path […]

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What to expect when you first visit a neurologist

Diagnosis: What to expect from your first neurologist visit Diagnosing Parkinson’s may be challenging at first as the symptoms are initially mild. There is no specific test that diagnoses the […]

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WPC 2023 Research Poster

Examining leadership of Parkinson's disease support groups in rural and regional New South Wales A qualitative descriptive case study Author: Vincent Carroll Co-authors: Rachel Rossier and Marguerite Bramble Why this […]

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International Nurses Day

Celebrating our Parkinson's Specialist Nurses Cathy Melton Parkinson's Specialist Nurse - HealthLine What is your greatest challenge? “The most challenging thing about being a Parkinson’s Nurse is the general lack […]

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Partnering through Parkinson’s – Carol and Alan

The story of Carol and Alan Rose For 43 years of marriage, Carol and Alan Rose have been partners – not just in life, but for many years in work […]

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Dean and his team

"It hit me like a lead balloon," remembers Dean. Dean was out for a run on New Years’ Day 2013 when he noticed his right hand was trembling. He hoped […]

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Mark takes a 1,200 km walk Parkinsons

Pitch in for Parkinson‘s asks people to commit to a physical challenge to fundraise for Parkinson’s NSW. Most people do things like upping their daily steps, running each day or […]

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Parkinson’s most unexpected positives

This disease has taken so much from me, but I’m grateful for the unexpected positives by a former deputy premier It is almost 15 years since I was diagnosed with […]

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Cough medicine could be used to treat Parkinson’s

Ambroxol is a drug which is currently used to treat respiratory conditions. It promotes the clearance of mucus, eases coughing and has anti-inflammatory properties. Pre-clinical studies, led By Professor Anthony […]

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20th June 2025
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Parkinson’s Disease Prevention May ‘Begin at the Dinner Table’

Eating about a dozen servings of ultraprocessed food each day could more than double your risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, according to a new study.  A single serving in the […]
20th June 2025
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The Risk of Environmental Toxins on Parkinson’s Disease

Air pollution, pesticides and chemicals – along with genetic factors – can increase your risk  While there’s no single cause of Parkinson’s disease, the degenerative brain condition may be linked […]