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PingPongParkinson German Open

PingPong Parkinson German Open A post by Jurgen Zender In own thing: Good morning from Nordhorn. It's that time again, I'm accredited for the PingPongParkinson German Open. 3 “Parkies” from 270 countries compete in three classes for the international German championship. I myself am competing in men's singles, men's doubles and mixed events and I fully intend to go home with at least a bronze medal. For those who are interested, I will share my results on Facebook as soon as possible. The games can also be played via live stream be tracked. Keep your fingers crossed for me - it should also be a sign for everyone suffering from Parkinson's that... Continue reading …

Parkinson Network Southern Lower Saxony

Parkinson's Network Southern Lower Saxony A contribution from Jurgen Zender Parkinson's networks play a special role in Germany's healthcare system by providing a specialized ... Continue reading …

Can prasinezumab slow the progression of motor symptoms?

Can prasinezumab slow the progression of motor symptoms? A contribution from Jurgen Zender In an article originally published in the Ärzteblatt... Continue reading …

Cooperation between PARKINSonLINE and the Parkinson Association

Cooperation between PARKINSonLINE and Parkinson's Association: A bridge between experience and science. A contribution by Jürgen Zender In a remarkable... Continue reading …

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Table of contents of the articles

Relatives	work
Exercise	Symptoms & Diagnosis
Nutrition	Research and Development
Humor and Parkinson's	Art
life paths	Media Library
drugs	non-drug therapies
Guides	self-help
Therapies	ParkinsonPulsPodcast: Experiences & Expertise,

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You can find the posts by topic here: Table of Contents

Overview of Parkinson's Symptoms

World's first Parkinson's patient treated with unique deep brain stimulation system The symptoms of Parkinson's disease are different for different people. Some are difficult to detect even for doctors. Others are already obvious to the untrained eye. Visit a neurologist if you think you have Parkinson's symptoms. Motor Symptoms People are... Continue reading …

Bioelectronic filter is supposed to suppress the tremor

new minimally invasive procedure from the Netherlands A “bioelectronic neurodegenerative filter” is intended to suppress tremors without major surgical intervention. Neurodegenerative filter technology (DNF) is a Dutch invention and is intended to... Quality of life of Parkinson's patients. This technology is developed by the company Life Science Business in Leiden, Netherlands. In principle it goes... Continue reading …

Heather Kennedy - Mountain at my gate

Heather Kennedy - Living With Parkinson's

Video from the "Living with Parkinson's" section Heather Kennedy suffered from Parkinson's at a young age and shares her experiences with Parkinson's in numerous videos and on her blog http://www.kathleenkiddo.com/ If you have any suggestions or would like to express criticism , this is the right place for it. Sometimes a simple... Continue reading …

Gerhard Schuman

Video from the category "Living with Parkinson's" Gerhard Schumann is head of the Munich regional group of the German Parkinson's Association. In this feature he talks about his illness and his motivation for helping those affected with advice and action. Help for self-help in the best sense of the word. all videos for "Life ... Continue reading …

With Parkinson’s “Back to the Future”

Video from the "Humor and Parkinson's" section The Norwegian filmmaker Anders M. Leines, who suffered from Parkinson's himself at a young age, has produced a wonderful satire on the cinema classic "Back to the Future". Michael J. Fox and James Bond travel back in time to meet Dr. Preventing Parkinson's from getting the disease Continue reading …