NHS speech therapy for Parkinson’s is no better than doing nothing, study finds
A new process helps sufferers’ speech by encouraging them to speak more loudly
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A new process helps sufferers’ speech by encouraging them to speak more loudly
NHS rolls out devices touted to better treat symptoms and deliver fewer side effects for those in an advanced stage of the condition
People who are diagnosed young can live for 40 years or longer – a mark I fully intend to surpass
A new report says even a 30-minute delay 'can mean the difference between functioning well and being unable to move, walk, talk or swallow'
Experts say the devices may identify symptoms seven years before they appear
This documentary about the Back to the Future star, who has Parkinson's disease, is always enormously watchable and often revelatory
The test has been years in the making after researchers realised that Joy Milne could smell the condition on her late husband
Diagnosed with the condition in 2019, former BBC tech correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones is on a mission to find out how science can treat it
The former Newsnight had a fall earlier this year which left him with broken ribs after he tripped over his pet dog
Former England rugby star, who is married to the Queen's granddaughter, says his father says his father has had a 'tough few years'
The symptom has been in the spotlight because of Covid but, as was the case for Barrie Smith, it could indicate something else entirely
The study found that golf was better than tai chi for improving balance and mobility
The co-writer of The Vicar of Dibley, Paul Mayhew-Archer, approached his diagnosis just like he treats life: by laughing his way through it
Pen Keyte, now 68, was 16 years old when she met student Joss Hartland-Swann. After 50 years apart they reunited - and are getting married
Former England spinner explains how coronavirus pandemic is making his and other Parkinson's disease sufferers' lives more painful