Latest imported feed items on Parkinson FIT <![CDATA[An Interview with Parkinson’s Advocate Lorraine Wilson]]> 2019-09-20T19:56:34Z An Interview with Parkinson’s Advocate Lorraine Wilson
Lorraine Wilson is a Parkinson’s disease advocate hailing from Texas. Before retiring in mid-2018, she was an educator for 41 years teaching both lecture and activity classes, including first aid, lifeguarding, water… ... read more
Source: ParkinsonsDisease.netPublished on 2019-09-20By Editorial Team
]]> <![CDATA[Technology and Parkinson’s Disease]]> 2019-09-20T17:03:58Z Technology and Parkinson’s Disease
I watched the Apple September 2019 Keynote Presentation live this year. You can watch it here. It’s long so be prepared if you plan to watch it. Normally I just wait until it’s done and then go to their website and see whats new. During the Apple Watch – Series 5 presentation something caught my eye – Fall Detection. This ... read more
Source: Punk Rock Parkinson’s!Published on 2019-09-20By darrynsw
]]> <![CDATA[Stealing Self-Worth: PD and Mental Health]]> 2019-09-19T19:31:37Z Stealing Self-Worth: PD and Mental Health
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a thief. I did not understand this when I was younger. Now, after losing two loved ones to PD, I do. Shortly after my vibrant, sociable grandmother moved… ... read more
Source: ParkinsonsDisease.netPublished on 2019-09-19By Sarah Hackley
]]> <![CDATA[Loving Lists, But Not Loving Executive Dysfunction in Parkinson’s]]> 2019-09-17T19:37:12Z Loving Lists, But Not Loving Executive Dysfunction in Parkinson’s
I love lists! Maybe, I love too much! My other problem with lists is that I generate too many important lists of my priorities and those ‘must do’s’ get confusing, then nothing… ... read more
Source: ParkinsonsDisease.netPublished on 2019-09-17By Karl Robb
]]> <![CDATA[FDA Approves Nourianz to Treat Off Episodes in People with Parkinson’s]]> 2019-09-16T13:42:00Z FDA Approves Nourianz to Treat Off Episodes in People with Parkinson’s
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) states that Parkinson’s disease (PD) is the second-most common neurodegenerative disorder in the US, after Alzheimer’s disease.1 While there is no cure for PD right now,… ... read more
Source: ParkinsonsDisease.netPublished on 2019-09-16By Editorial Team
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