Parkinson's Disease Burden: Awareness Month – Archyde

The Three Bridges, Maribor Castle, Vojkova Koča on Nanos, the Lanthieri Manor in Vipava and the haystacks in the Land of Haystacks. These are just a few of the landmarks that have been illuminated in blue. In this way, they want to show support for people living with Parkinson's disease and increase awareness and understanding of this neurological disease. The message is clear: you are not alone.

Friday Five - Parkinson's Awareness Month

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing understanding and support for those living with Parkinson’s disease. In this week’s Friday Five, we’re highlighting some important facts, resources, and actions you can take to raise awareness, show support, and help make a difference. Whether you’re personally affected or simply want to learn more, these five quick insights are a great place to start. Rune Labs Launch…

How many people with Parkinson's disease were discharged in Ukraine last year and deaths recorded Last year in Ukraine with Parkinson's disease more than 7.2 thousand patients were discharged, 21 deaths were recorded. Patients can receive free services and medicines under the medical guarantee program.

Friday, April 11 is World Parkinson's Day. In Poland, almost 100,000 people live with this disease. Patients face difficult access to neurologists, early diagnosis and rehabilitation. And proper care is key, because with good management, patients can live for many years. April 11 is World Parkinson's Day. This date is not The article World Parkinson's Day. in Poland, almost 100,000 people live with it comes from the website Misyjne.pl.

"Parkinson." The life of Isabelle Hienckes, a single mother of three teenagers, turned when she read this word, like a cutlet, in her medical file, at the age of 44. On the occasion of World Parkinson's Disease Day, she welcomed us to her home in Flaxweiler to tell us about her journey and ...

Today we mark World Parkinson's Day, the second most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer's. It is a slowly progressive, incurable degenerative neurological disease. More than 11,000 patients in Slovenia are affected by this disease. With the slogan Let's Light Up the Dark, some buildings will be lit up in blue in the evening.