Since 1918, doctors noticed flu survivors developing Parkinson's-like symptoms. Could infections trigger neurodegeneration in the brain?

These movement disorders mimic Parkinson's so well they fool doctors, leading to misdiagnosis and potentially dangerous falls.

Yes, Parkinson's affects blood pressure regulation, causing both hypertension and hypotension due to autonomic nervous system damage.

Recent research reveals that while Parkinson's disease does impact life expectancy, outcomes vary dramatically based on diagnosis age and overall health. Though patients face increased mortality risk, many—especially those diagnosed later in life—can still expect to live for years with proper medical care and support.

Most Parkinson's cases aren't inherited—90% occur without genetic causes. Learn the truth about hereditary risks and family planning.

Brett Favre's diagnosis highlights how celebrities use their platforms to increase Parkinson's awareness.

New electrical stimulation technology transforms lives with Parkinson's, enabling normal movement and renewed autonomy.

Discover innovative therapies revolutionizing Parkinson's disease management, from traditional approaches to groundbreaking interventions.

Parkinson's devastating impact on movement stems from dopamine disruption—a neurological puzzle science continues to unravel.

In a significant advancement for Parkinson's disease treatment, the FDA recently approved Medtronic's BrainSense Adaptive deep brain stimulation. Unlike previous 'always on' systems, this innovative implant responds intelligently to brain signals, adjusting stimulation based on the patient's specific needs moment by moment.

New digital health tools give caregivers peace of mind while allowing dementia patients to remain in familiar surroundings.

Find quality memory care facilities for your loved one with dementia. Start early and evaluate options before crisis hits.

What begins with forgotten keys often ends with the body forgetting how to breathe, revealing Alzheimer's true fatal nature.

Recent scientific findings continue to strengthen the evidence linking periodontal disease to cognitive decline. A landmark 20-year study pu

Motivation is a neurological symphony led by the nucleus accumbens—your brain's reward center—driving you toward your goals.

Caregivers often find that managing aggression and inappropriate behaviors, not memory loss, is the most challenging aspect of Alzheimer's.

These aren't just theoretical approaches from textbooks—they're practical, tested techniques backed by professional experience and research.

The hardest part of dementia isn't always the practical challenges. For many, it's the profound emotional loss that occurs even while their

America's dementia crisis grows as cases may double by 2060. Know when to transition from family to professional care.

As our population ages, more families navigate dementia and Alzheimer's. While there's no cure, medications can help manage symptoms.