… pathology in the nervous system, as well as for motor problems (such as difficulty swimming) that are typical in … disease, and in fact had normal life-spans and no problems with their movements.  Our research can be …

… programs. “One would think that people with more cognitive problems would have less alpha-synuclein in spinal fluid … because more would be caught up in the brain causing those problems.” Zhang’s group also reported that while …

… behavior, but also psychomotor slowness, and visuospatial problems. Cognitive functioning had declined more than what … and forgetfulness. Axial symptoms are, for example, problems with walking and keeping balance. Our results …

… Some people with Parkinson’s experience thinking and memory problems. When these problems exceed what is expected with normal aging, it is …

… Patients often report these symptoms, which range from problems with executive function (the ability to formulate, … apathy and anxiety; and behavioral issues including problems with impulse control, to be among the most … work to shed light on the pathological gambling and other problems with impulse control that may be linked to dopamine …

… PD who have different symptoms (tremor vs. gait-dominant problems, for example).    Watch a webinar on constipation . …