New study tests effectiveness of high-intensity exercise in slowing Parkinson’s symptoms
UF is collaborating on clinical trial testing if high-intensity treadmill exercise is effective in decreasing signs of Parkinson’s.
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Study will examine driving performance of Parkinson’s patients
Researchers will evaluate the impact of in-vehicle technologies.
Study examines differences in people of diverse backgrounds with Lewy body disease
New study led by Dr. Melissa Armstrong and Andrea Kurasz published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease.
UF neurologists create a new image of Parkinson disease
New, more diverse image better represents who is affected by Parkinson disease, and how.
The link between Parkinson’s disease and toxic chemicals
New York Times article exploring possible link between some cases of Parkinson’s and exposure to toxic chemicals cites expertise of Dr. Michael Okun.
Investigators earn Michael J. Fox Foundation award
Dr. Valerie Joers will lead study seeking to identify novel approaches to treat Parkinson’s disease.
Preparing a person with Parkinson’s for a hospital stay
Dr. Michael Okun discusses why it's important for patients with Parkinson's disease to alert their hospital caretakers.
UF neurologist, international experts publish new recommendations for Parkinson’s care
New articles offer insight into the importance of multidisciplinary care teams and a patient-centered approach.
How those cancelled DBS treatments are resuming
In a Neurology Today article, Dr. Michael Okun discusses managing DBS devices during COVID-19.
Commentary in Journal of Parkinson’s offers DBS recommendations
Patients with implanted deep brain stimulation devices to treat movement disorders, neuropsychiatric disorders or epilepsy face unique challenges for device management during the COVID-19 pandemic.
