Parkinson’s disease
Parkinson’s disease
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Research has come a long way in understanding the role of yoga in brain function and activities. Specific yoga asanas help in reorganising and restructuring the brain, reducing symptoms of neurodegenerative conditions
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Photobiomodulation is an emerging therapy where the individual is exposed to sun-like light energy. The body cells harness the energy and boost activity in neurons, highlighting the possibility of treating neurological conditions in a non-invasive manner, say experts.
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Histamine is a chemical substance that plays a vital role in allergic reactions and inflammation in the body. It also serves as an essential neurotransmitter in the nervous system
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Here is a look at how some faulty genes can cause an abnormal build-up of copper in the body and result in a debilitating neurological condition called Wilson’s disease
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When investigating the root of many movement disorders, scientists discovered a key player: the basal ganglia. Hidden deep within the brain, it holds the title of the brain's ultimate control centre for movement
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This panel will discuss the social and self-inflicted stigmas associated with Parkinson's disease, tips for caregivers, and gentler therapies.
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What is Parkinson's disease? How prevalent is it and why is it the fastest growing neurological condition? Dr Sindhu DM, neurologist, Apollo hospital, explains in detail.
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Yoga practices could help reduce Parkinson’s disease symptoms and could be beneficial in augmenting the conventional treatment, say experts
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Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative movement disorder. It also has some non-motor symptoms that are not visible and may even show up some years before the onset of the condition
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Neurologists and users see deep brain stimulation as a hope for people with Parkinson's. When medications fail to ease their symptoms, the procedure allows them to have a more fulfilling life, albeit with some conditions
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Parkinson's disease develops when the nerve cells that produce dopamine in the substantia nigra region of the brain begin to die. Decreased dopamine levels cause tremors and rigidity in movement - characteristic symptoms of the disease
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Good nutrition can help decrease the intensity of Parkinson’s symptoms. This infographic provides diet tips for people with Parkinson's gleaned from talks by experts at the Parkinson's Day event held at NIMHANS, Bengaluru on 2 April. 
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Joint problems in the hip and knees affect the gait of many older people. Hence the importance of using assistive devices and getting regular health check-ups for the bones, ears and eyes
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FoG : Freezing of gait is the most common and debilitating sign of Parkinson’s disease, but it can be managed with therapy and cueing, say experts.
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Pilates focuses on breathing, improving posture and strengthening the core. It can also enhance the quality of life of people with injuries and ailments
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Parkinson's disease is a long-term degenerative condition initially affecting the motor system, leading to slow movement, tremor, and imbalance. It also involves other complications like cognitive impairment, mental health disorders, sleep disorders and sensory disturbances. Rajeev Gupta, a former IT professional and author of the book Destination Unknown My Journey with Parkinson's talks about his battle with the disease that has no cure yet. Exercises, reading, solving crosswords, support from friends and family keep him going. Watch his story.
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While people with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) have a lesser quality of life this panel discusses how things can be better for a person with PD in terms of their overall well-being. The experts in this webinar session also talk about how this disease progresses and how one can cope with familial support or caretakers.

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