Attendees are receiving in-depth instruction from internationally-recognized Movement Disorders experts during the MDS-ES Winter School for Young Neurologists in Košice, Slovakia.

Watch MDS members Bas Bloem, Claudia Trenkwalder and Angelo Antonini discuss new strategies and hope for Parkinson's disease. Claudia Trenkwalder Bas Bloem Angelo Antonini

Movement disorders can develop in people living with HIV either as a direct result of the virus or due to virus-related comorbidities. Learn more in this systematic review from the MDS Infection Related Movement Disorders Study Group. loom.ly/6AbT6zQ

Join colleagues and internationally renowned movement disorder experts to analyze illustrative real-world cases on key topics. loom.ly/BwnCK4o

The renowned Aspen Course has grown significantly since its inception in 1991. The course provides a comprehensive review of movement disorders and is known as a “rite of passage” for aspiring movement disorders specialists. loom.ly/hKgzQPg

Selected presenters from the SYNERGIES program can also receive funding to attend the Basic and Clinical Science School on Genetics. Apply now. loom.ly/Wu2de3Q

One of the challenges that clinicians face when treating an aging population is the presence of multiple pathologies. Despite this commonality, Dr. Hiroaki Sekiya’s study found that most patients with MSA did not have comorbid pathologies. Movement Disorders Journal loom.ly/e5MgEn4

A global group provides perspectives on the recent proposals regarding classification and staging of Parkinson’s disease. loom.ly/o6ZYiHY

The Basic Science Special Interest Group highlights a call to action for collaboration between clinicians and basic scientists to ensure the advancement of movement disorders clinical care. Movement Disorders Journal loom.ly/nG6xDd4

Nominate an individual or organization that has made an exceptional impact in Movement Disorder advocacy or awareness for the MDS Public Service Award. loom.ly/UeYwfPE

New: Thought-provoking articles on the hot topic of classification and staging of Parkinson's. Read them in the latest issue of Moving Along. loom.ly/SkjfL6w

A specialist is trained to personalize your care throughout your journey with Parkinson’s. #WorldParkinsonsDay
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Clinical Clue from Dr. Njideka Okubadejo: Learn a sign that can predate recognizable motor features in PD patients by 10 to 20 years — and help support differential diagnosis with limited resources. #WorldParkinsonsDay youtu.be/n7W4Uan0LcA

Clinical Clue from Dr. Vijayashankar Paramanandam: Learn how arm swinging can be used to identify patients with PD. #WorldParkinsonsDay

Join MDS President Dr. Victor Fung to review the history of PD, early disease features, and what to do if you suspect PD. #WorldParkinsonsDay youtu.be/ncjJIRm7svg

Clinical Clue from Dr. Claudia Trenkwalder: Learn to spot a sign of PD in younger patients that is often misdiagnosed as a functional movement disorder. #WorldParkinsonsDay

Dr. Michael Okun recommends PD patients receiving dopaminergic therapy prioritize 3 things: vitamin supplements, sun protection, and physical activity. #WorldParkinsonsDay

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MDS recently formed an Equity & Access to Care Committee. One of their objectives is to work with other groups around the globe to identify country-specific needs.

New from the Oral History interviews:

Dr. Albanese shares with Dr. Moro how he got involved with working in Parkinson’s disease, his mentors, and his advice to young members in the field. loom.ly/DCu9q6U