Today’s ParkinON News
ParkinON News #20Tracking Parkinson’s symptoms at home, and how tavapadon compares
Orders have opened in several overseas markets for WellPD, a wrist-worn symptom tracker.
A first cell transplant in Japan, and specialist Parkinson’s rehabilitation at home
A wrist device for hand tremor, and DBS care beyond the hospital
A new drug targeting disease processes, and stimulation guided by brain signals
A new drug reduces OFF time, while another study explores earlier treatment
A newly cleared tool helps clinicians view DBS treatment through each person's own brain map
A first cell transplant in Japan, and specialist Parkinson’s rehabilitation at home
A wrist device for hand tremor, and DBS care beyond the hospital
A new drug targeting disease processes, and stimulation guided by brain signals
A new drug reduces OFF time, while another study explores earlier treatment
A newly cleared tool helps clinicians view DBS treatment through each person's own brain map
A first cell transplant in Japan, and specialist Parkinson’s rehabilitation at home
A wrist device for hand tremor, and DBS care beyond the hospital
A new drug targeting disease processes, and stimulation guided by brain signals
A new drug reduces OFF time, while another study explores earlier treatment
A newly cleared tool helps clinicians view DBS treatment through each person's own brain map
A first cell transplant in Japan, and specialist Parkinson’s rehabilitation at home
A wrist device for hand tremor, and DBS care beyond the hospital
A new drug targeting disease processes, and stimulation guided by brain signals
A new drug reduces OFF time, while another study explores earlier treatment
A newly cleared tool helps clinicians view DBS treatment through each person's own brain map
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Parkinson's research and treatment news, rewritten in plain language — a new piece every couple of days.
Fall prevention, meals and sleep, mood, and how not to burn out as a care partner — practical information for the everyday difficulties.
Trials currently recruiting, by country, alongside the latest research — all in one place.
What you can claim where you live — disability payments, medicine costs, home care and equipment, country by country.
Manage it anywhere, with the ParkinON app
Daily records and reminders, in your hand. Large type and a plain, uncluttered design, so it stays easy to use.
We remind you when it's time to take your medication.
Check it off and the record builds itself.
Log how your body and mood feel after a dose, timed to your own medication schedule.
As those records build up, they become something concrete to bring to your care team when doses are being adjusted.
Logging what you did today makes it easier to keep going.
Your care partner can see how much you have been moving, too.
When you log something, your care partner is notified.
They can see whether medication was taken and how you are feeling, so they can help without having to ask.
Even living apart, they know how you are doing.
Leave a short note about your day, and it can later be collected into an e-book.
Your care partner can write in it too, so you keep each other going.
Everything you have logged, in one place.
Charts turn those entries into trends you can actually see.
