Parkinson’s Foundation interviews Dr. Matthew Burns on his patient care and cutting-edge research.
Dr. Burns is tackling Parkinson’s from all angles - from patient care to cutting-edge research in neuroscience.
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Six action steps to address disparities in Parkinson’s
Dr. Michael Okun co-authored JAMA Neurology special communication stemming from WHO consultation workshop.
UF researchers identify blood biomarker that could aid in Parkinson’s diagnosis
Discovery of protein changes in blood immune cells could pave the way for a simple screening test for Parkinson’s diagnosis.
Researchers report COVID-19 elevates risk of Parkinson’s in mice
Dr. Michael Okun weighs in on mouse-model study reporting that COVID-19 infection increased risk of Parkinson’s in mice.
Norman Fixel Institute renewed as a CurePSP Center of Care
Dr. Nikolaus McFarland and team continue their efforts related to the care of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, Corticobasal Degeneration and Multiple System Atrophy.
UF researchers provide insight into the current understanding of Holmes Tremor
Insights could evolve concepts in understanding and treating Holmes Tremor.
Commentary: Understanding why DBS side effects happen and how we can minimize difficulties
Dr. Joshua Wong provides commentary on a research study that found brain signatures that may predict cognitive difficulty from STN DBS for Parkinson's disease.
Tracking the progression of Parkinson’s disease, MSA and PSP with advanced MRI imaging
UF Neuroscientists compare advanced MRI imaging to follow the progression of PD, MSA and PSP
Spaced physical therapy may support maintaining physical function in Parkinson’s disease
UF study provides evidence that spacing physical therapy sessions over time for persons with Parkinson’s disease may lead to a more stable longer-term outcome.
