Hint of Benefit Seen With Blood Pressure Medicine in Steady-PD3 Trial
A re-examination of blood samples from people with early Parkinson’s disease in a Phase 3 trial — in which…
Articles by Steve Bryson, PhD
Bile Acids Altered by Gut Microbes in Appendix
Alterations in gut microorganisms found in the appendix of people with Parkinson’s disease…
Plant Extract Shows Promise as Parkinson’s Therapy in Rodent Study
An extract from three plant species reduced signs of motor disturbances in rodent models of…
Focused Ultrasound May Help Treat Motor Symptoms, Trial Finds
People with Parkinson’s disease with symptoms affecting one side of the body, who were treated with focused…
MIND Diet Delays Parkinson’s Onset, Research Shows
Later age at Parkinson’s disease onset is associated with high adherence to the MIND…
Smartphone App Shows COVID-19 Lockdowns Led to Big Drop in Walking
A smartphone application designed to measure and monitor the walking mobility of people with Parkinson’s disease captured a…
Antioxidant Nanozyme Found to Block Parkinson’s Development in Mice
Treatment with the antioxidant metal-alloy nanozyme reduced the build-up (aggregation) and transmission of disease-causing alpha-synuclein protein in the…
Electrical Stimulation May Correct How Brainwaves Are Affected by Parkinson’s, Study Says
Changes in how brainwaves synchronize, known to occur in people with Parkinson’s disease,…
Visual Hallucinations Linked to Retinal Thinning in Parkinson’s, Study Reports
Visual hallucinations in people with Parkinson’s disease are associated with a thinning of…
TOM20 Protein Rescues Nerve Cells Damaged in Parkinson’s in Rat Study
Production of the protein TOM20 rescued nerve cells that are damaged in people with Parkinson’s…