🎉Exciting News!🎉 The launch of our FREE #Parkinson’s #MOOC on Feb 5! Join us for the launch: Register ⭐️utas.zoom.us/webinar/regist… Ready to enhance your understanding and care for Parkinson’s? 👉🏻Sign up today: Register Here shorturl.at/QY9uY

Please RT:🌟Our #Parkinsons #MOOC 🌟launches on 5th Feb - the new #free massive open #online #course that you can do self-paced when it suits you! Click ▶️ for a sneak preview & sign up here ➡️mooc.utas.edu.au/course/20278/P… 🙏>100 contributors from 6 continents - a global effort!

💫Thank you to everyone for sharing their time, expertise and experience of #PD for the NEW 🌟PARKINSONS MOOC 🌟Together we can improve understanding and education 🙂Prof Michele Callisaya Alastair Noyce WickingDementiaCentre Parkinson's Australia Michael Okun Bas Bloem mooc.utas.edu.au/course/20278/P…

The development of subcutaneous levodopa infusions is a significant advancement for management of PD. Prof. Ray Chaudhuri shares how patients can benefit from this treatment and what things still need to be considered in the future. K Ray Chaudhuri loom.ly/-FQQLOw

Pls RT 😊Come and join the new #Parkinsons #MOOC community ! ~6000 enrolments in the first 6 days of opening - and great feedback! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️This visual based online course is packed with videos and animations 🎬 - gives incredible education and insight into lived experience ✅

Very proud moment when you see your own paper shown at an international meeting #AOPMC for the first time. Well done Anna Ignatavicius academic.oup.com/brain/article/…

Masterful lecture on #Dementia with #LewyBodies from Elie Matar at #AOPMC MDS Lachlan Churchill Anna Ignatavicius

🇯🇵 Sakura Cherry Blossoms .Steven Bollipo

Getting into the exercise session with the legend that is Nobu Hattori at the APPA - patient day at #AOPMC 2025 MDS

Andrew Lees excellent comment from a pivotal leader and a mentor . one we are using in the C-M dashboard actively. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10…

On World Parkinson's Day, we are happy to share with you our recent Public Forum. Watch Professor Roger Barker who explains how over the last 25 years our understanding of Parkinson's disease (PD) has changed dramatically. profsimonlewis.com/public-forum-a…