… for dementia) and the University of Nottingham (cognitive problems in multiple sclerosis), before returning to Kent …

… therapies targeting brain and spinal circuits to address problems in gait and balance in PD. …

… a person to focus on one benefit while neglecting other problems. Say that placebo significantly improves tremor but … a good response — less tremor or stiffness, better sleep or improved mood. But sometimes a person gets worse …

… and tight hallways and tiny bathrooms that might give you problems down the road (the key word in this sentence is … both physically and emotionally. You may find yourself sleeping less, you may not enjoy the things you used to. …

… least once a night. I am not complaining though. I usually sleep pretty well compared to many others with PD. I help …

… — tremor, slowness, stiffness, and walking and balance problems. However, the “invisible” non-motor symptoms of PD — cognitive, mood and sleep changes; hallucinations and delusions; constipation; …