Tag: Parkinson’s
Monoclonal Antibodies No Better Than Placebo for Early Parkinson Disease
Two studies show lack of benefit in primary or secondary end points with cinpanemab or prasinezumab versus placebo
Genetic Mutations May Help Predict Survival in Parkinson Disease
Among patients with Parkinson disease, SNCA or GBA mutations associated with shorter survival compared with no mutations
Risk for Parkinson Disease Reduced After Myocardial Infarction
During median follow-up of 21 years, risk reduced for Parkinson disease, secondary parkinsonism after MI
Flavonoid Intake Linked to Mortality Risk in Parkinson Disease
Higher flavonoid intake after diagnosis of Parkinson disease linked to reduced risk for all-cause mortality
Regular Exercise Linked to Slower Deterioration in Parkinson Disease
Regular physical activity levels linked to slower deterioration of postural and gait stability, activities of daily living, processing speed
Dopamine Agonists, DRIs Similar for QoL in Parkinson Disease
No measurable difference in patient-rated quality of life seen for dopamine agonists versus dopamine reuptake inhibitors as adjuvant therapy
Young Veterans With Mild TBI Show Premature Cognitive Aging
In young veterans with traumatic brain injury, performance on some cognitive tests similar to that of older adults with early Parkinson disease
Guidance Updated on Treating Motor Symptoms in Early Parkinson Disease
Levodopa preferred as initial dopaminergic therapy for motor symptoms in patients with early Parkinson disease
Parkinson Disease Mortality Up in U.S. From 1999 to 2019
Increases seen across all age groups, both sexes, various racial/ethnic groups, different urban/rural classifications
Osteoarthritis May Be Linked to Increased Risk for Subsequent Parkinson Disease
Highest increased risk for developing Parkinson disease seen among those with knee or hip osteoarthritis