Tackling key questions about Parkinson's and sialorrhea (drooling)
In this episode, we focus on sialorrhea. Also known as drooling, this is a common symptom experienced by people with Parkinson’s.UK-based David Bateson, who was diagnosed with the condition in 2015, e...
21 Feb 202432min
How to manage 'off' periods in Parkinson's
Following our previous episode on what to expect with ‘off’ periods in Parkinson’s, this episode focuses on potential management methods. Canada-based Barbara Salsberg Mathews, who was diagnosed with ...
29 Nov 202336min
What to expect with 'off' periods in Parkinson's
In this episode we focus on ‘off’ periods – when Parkinson’s medication is not as effective as it should be, and symptoms become more difficult to manage. US-based Bill Bucklew shares how his ‘off’ pe...
23 Nov 202332min
What you need to know about apomorphine pump treatment for Parkinson’s
In this episode, we find out what it’s like to manage daily life with an apomorphine pump. Apomorphine is a type of liquid dopamine agonist that is primarily used to treat people living with a more ‘a...
20 Apr 202329min
Freezing, moving and cueing: understanding gait and Parkinson's
In this episode, we explore gait impairment – a common symptom of Parkinson’s that can involve slowness, muscle stiffness and freezing – and how it impacts people living with the condition.Our first g...
26 Maj 202230min
Getting involved in Parkinson's research
This episode explores what it means to take part in Parkinson’s research – from finding out more about clinical trials, to completing surveys about life with the condition.Our first guest is Amelia Hu...
28 Apr 202244min
Women and Parkinson's: the research gap
This episode delves into the gender gap in Parkinson’s research. It’s estimated that three million women worldwide are living with the condition – but are their specific needs being properly addressed...
14 Apr 202233min
Women and Parkinson's: health and wellness
An estimated three million women around the world are living with Parkinson’s. But historically, their specific needs and experiences have been neglected – leading to disparities in diagnosis, treatme...
31 Mars 202231min
