This session distilled Parkinson’s care into a powerful idea: meaningful improvement often lies in practical, everyday “hacks” paired with emerging technologies that bring real hope.

The WALK device and PATHFINDER platform show a practical way to improve mobility and reduce falls in Parkinson's Disease

STEP 2026 expert session on identifying invisible mobility issues early in Parkinson's, home modifications and taking preventive steps to ensure better quality of life

STEP 2026 expert session on identifying turning, or "inflection", points in Parkinson's and taking preventive steps to ensure better quality of life

Parkinson's causes many muscular and skeletal changes that lead to excerbation of other symptoms and can cause considerable motor issues. In this article, we outline these symptoms, how to spot them early and how. to prevent long term issues and maintain quality of life

Parkinson’s disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects movement. It often starts with mild symptoms that can be easy to overlook. In this blog post, we’ll explore the first symptoms of Parkinson’s, what causes the disease, and how you can take action if you or a loved one experiences these signs.

In this points highlights the rights of person with disabilities . This allows people with Parkinson’s to avail various benefits and concessions provided by the government. To get these benefits, one needs a disability certificate issued by a government hospital. The certificate requires a diagnosis from a neurologist and evidence of at least 40% disability.

(हिंदी में पढ़े) With the proliferation and easy availability of medical knowledge through the internet - many times, people tend to link their varied symptoms to specific diseases without consulting a physician. One would not want such an occurrence with oneself or one’s family, even more so with a serious condition like Parkinson's. This article talks about when you should seek a medical diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease. The basic guiding factors would be the early signs th

Parkinson's disease (PD) is not always caused by genetics, and even if there's a family history, it doesn't guarantee someone will develop it. Genetic testing can be helpful, but it's complex and should be discussed with a doctor or genetic counselor. Recent research has identified genetic links to PD, which is helping scientists understand and develop treatments.