Hey, it's Larry. Jumping onto the APDA Northwest Chapter webinar about how Parkinson's impacts men and women differently. It's free. Starts at 1030a PT, 130p ET Today (02-23-22). Join if you are able. Kat Hill will be there too apdaparkinson.org/events/gender-… #Parkinsons

'I got my life back': How doctors are treating a man with Parkinson's disease halfway across the country | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/to…

What an honour and privilege to participate in Parkinson's Foundation Physical Therapy Faculty Program at OHSU Brain Institute. Thank you to the whole team for putting on an amazing program. #Physiotherapy #PhysicalTherapy #Parkinsonsdisease #neurorehabilitation

Thinking outside the box to generate impact now to improve PD care. Change does not have to be expensive. Ever more important to empower patients with education and front load rehab to the earliest stages. ⁦Integrated Movement Disorders Program (IMDP)⁩ ⁦Parkinson Canada⁩ thelancet.com/journals/laneu…

Can we replace proteins and how? Is there an analogue?

It's time to place your order for Porridge for Parkinson’s Pantry 2022. On Sunday November 6, we are bringing brunch to you! Order our specially curated brunch pantry package and it will be delivered to your home in the GTA.

Great start to the 1st Canadian Movement Disorders Meeting. Parkinson Canada is proud to support neurologists coming together to share & learn to better understand and treat PD. Thanks to Alfonso Fasano and Dr. Jog for organizing. Antonio Strafella kalialabs

FND in Paris Match! - bravo Beatrice Garcin

Parkinson's Foundation reports that ¾ hospitalized PD patients don't get their medications on time. We need the patient perspective! Anyone willing to share their experience managing their PD medications during a hospitalization, contact Jane Liao at [email protected] to learn more.

More senseless Canadian road rage caught on camera. #Canada #Roadrage *Warning: Graphic footage.

👏👏👏 #WeAreKrembil

May be of interest Alberto J Espay

This should be fun! Come one come all! If anyone has any questions for either of these two please let me know in the comments below…

My post on functional slowness and tremor (parkinsonism). A fascinating if uncommon condition Jon Stone Alan Carson Tim Nicholson Kailash Bhatia, Alberto J Espay psychologytoday.com/us/blog/brains…

I’m very proud of Gabriela Gilmour's fantastic new review on diagnosing #FMD. There are many excellent reviews on this already, and here’s what we add that’s different (tweet summary). Moving Beyond Movement: Diagnosing Functional Movement Disorder pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36893796/

The Synucleinopenia Hypothesis: Lewy pathology is made of what once were normal α-synuclein monomers. Entrapped, they can no longer function. Losing enough α-synuclein brings out #Parkinsons. Lewy pathology alone doesn't. Andrew Lees Parkinsonism & Related Disorders prd-journal.com/article/S1353-…

A classification system for PD that recognizes 1) we need to understand if synuclein is friend foe or innocent bystander, 2j there are many types of PD some which don’t involve synuclein and 3) a positive SAA without clinical PD is not a disease canva.com/design/DAF5WHt…

Big news with positive result announced for a randomized study of a GLP-1 agonist for Parkinson's just released NEJM. A new era for Parkinson's or alternatively, more questions than answers raised by Meissner and colleagues. Key Points: - This multi-center French trial studied

There is lots we don’t know and much yet to learn in PD. Classification systems can help zero in closer on groups of patients to figure out if synuclein is friend, foe or innocent bystander Alberto J Espay Andrew Lees Michael Okun Bas Bloem @RayDorseyNeuro Patrik Brundin MD PhD Krembil Brain Institute

Barely a day goes by without me seeing someone with an abnormal movement disorder in the street or on the Tube.Only a minority would ever be seen in a neurology clinic. More will be seen by mental health services, drug rehabilitation clinics and day centres for the elderly.