A higher quality of life for people with Parkinson’s disease
This week, a story about a new drug for Parkinson's was the best read article. It's currently in the testing phase in mice. How is the treatment of the disease actually being innovated?
Parkinson’s disease
New medicine to treat Parkinson’s disease one step closer
The current drugs for Parkinson's disease have only limited effects are often accompanied by unwanted side effects. Dutch researchers have developed a new inhibitor that seems very promising.
Using electrically charged nanoparticles to fight Parkinson’s disease
The Dutch university medical center at Maastricht UMC+ and the German Max-Planck and KIT institutes have announced a scientific breakthrough in magnetic deep brain stimulation.
Sebum identifies Parkinson’s and other disorders at an early stage
Scientists at the University of Manchester have found molecules in sebum, secreted by the skin, that are responsible for a unique odor in people with […]
Researchers find new ways to slow down brain diseases
Swedish and German researchers see opportunities for new therapies that improve the functioning of brain cells and counteract degeneration
Danish start-up ‘Walk with path’ wins European innovation prize
They were overjoyed, said Nuala Burke (29) and Lise Pape (37) from Denmark, that their invention won the € 1 million prize for social innovation […]