Health Insight
Parkinson’s
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Aging with Parkinson’s: Strategies and Insights
As a progressive condition, the management of Parkinson’s evolves over time.
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Raise Your Voice to Make Parkinson’s a Priority in Canada
Parkinson Canada is calling on the newly-elected government to make Parkinson’s a priority – and we need your help. More than 100,000 people live with Parkinson’s in this country. That number will grow by 30 people tomorrow and 30 more the day after that until we reach 200,000 Canadians within the next 10 years. People...
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How Everyone Can Be a More Empowered Patient
We asked organizations representing patients how Canadians can become proponents for patient access and what they can do to become more empowered patients.
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If You Live with Parkinson’s Disease, You Are Not Alone
Nobody should have to navigate Parkinson’s disease alone. Blake Bell shares his journey with Parkinson’s, from diagnosis to how he thrives today.
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Older Adults Need Support Throughout the COVID-19 Crisis
Older adults have been disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and it’s affecting their ability to manage their physical and cognitive health.
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Funding Research Is the Key to Understanding Neurological Conditions
Canadian researchers from coast to coast are working to understand how the brain works, as it's key to the hundreds of diseases and injuries that affect it.
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To Jeanne Beker, a Healthy Brain Means a Healthy Life
Jeanne Beker — fashion journalist, television star, and Honourary Board Member of the Women’s Brain Health Initiative — discusses brain health awareness.
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Important Research: COVID-19’s Effect on Older Adults
Scientists at the Rotman Research Institute are studying how COVID-19 affects older adults' brains, mental health, and more.
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You’ve Been Diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. Now What?
Parkinson Canada advocates for access to excellent Parkinson’s care, treatment options, and research funding. Together we’ll find hope for your future.
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Canadian Neuroscience Ecosystem Collaborates to Accelerate Alzheimer’s Therapeutic Development
The Canadian national dementia strategy calls for a three-pronged approach that embraces patient care, basic research, and drug development.