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Poor posture affects everyone, but people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) are especially prone to it. Since slouching can cause additional complications for those with the condition, it’s important for both patients and caregivers&nbs...read more
Parkinson's disease is a progressive nervous system disorder. Early symptoms such as barely noticeable tremors worsen until a patient's speech, movement, and mobility are impacted. While there is no known way to prevent Parkinson's,...read more
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Defined by doctors as a disease that affects the way you move, Parkinson’s disease, which is linked to decreased dopamine production, affects as many as 1 million Americans. Connecticut Advocates for Parkinson’s (CAP) is a non-profit, 50...
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If you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, it’s important to educate yourself on the different symptoms that can accompany this condition. From speec...read more
Exercise is more than a way to stay fit and lose weight. New research has shown a powerful link between exercise and reduced intensity of Parkinson’s disease symptoms, prov...read more
Institutions all over the country applied to become a Parkinson’s Foundation Research Center in 2019. The Yale School of Medicine was one of the four research centers chosen. Connect...read more
Fatigue is a common side effect of Parkinson’s disease. Without effective strategies for dealing with fatigue, people living with the disease may frequently feel tired and ...read more
Regular exercise is a key component of good health. For people with Parkinson’s, regular exercise can also be a therapeutic treatment. Physical activity has a positive impact on Park...read more
The beginning of 2020 is a time to set new goals. If you’re living with Parkinson’s disease, the new year provides an excellent opportunity to stay motivated and inspi...read more
The roaring ’20s are about to begin, can you believe it? It was just Y2K! How time does fly is not a cliché; it is a fact. Our lives are precious, and we must be gr...read more
In December, CAP had our Board Elections and the following individuals were elected to one (1) year terms: Chairman - Karl Hespeler, Vice-Chairman - Kelly Kearney, Treasu...read more
If you’ve been diagnosed with Parkinson's, it can be easy to feel that you’re facing the issue alone. However, there are other people out there just waiting to help an...read more
Many patients with Parkinson’s disease have “off” periods when tremors and other symptoms return between doses of medication. Fortunately, in August, the FDA approved istradefyl...read more
Parkinson’s disease is a neurological condition that affects movement and impacts more than 10 million people around the world. Many organizations and institutions worldwide have mad...read more
Medical professionals have long known about the benefits of regular exercise for people with Parkinson’s disease (PD), and researchers are still discovering how s...read more
Dr. Neha Prakash
Movement Disorders Neurologist; Assistant Professor of Neurology, University of Connecticut School of Medicine
Dr. Prakash is a graduate of G.S.V.M. School of Medi...read more
Dr. Duarte Machado, co-Medical Director of the Chase Family Movement Disorders Center at Hartford Healthcare, called it “historic”. “It” was a meeting, facilitated by Stev...read more
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