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Hosted by online magazine Parkinson’s Life and supported by Parkinson's Europe, this free podcast explores the reality of life with Parkinson’s – and shares ideas on how to live well with the world’s fastest growing neurological condition. Join us for honest conversation, useful information and inspiring stories from around the world. #ParkinsonsLife #Parkinsons. parkinsonslife.eu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Parkinson hosts The Parkinson's Life Podcast, a health show with 34 episodes published.
"I thought - not a chance. No way on earth will I have brain surgery. Where I am now is astounding.” In this episode of the Parkinson's Life podcast, we explore the next frontier of deep brain stimulation, adaptive DBS,
“A doctor wants to make us better. But patients want to feel good too.” In this special World Parkinson's Day episode of the Parkinson's Life podcast, we're shining a light on Parkinson's nurses, and the enormous differe
This podcast has been developed and funded by Merz Therapeutics GmbH. "90% of women said their neurologist had never asked them about the impact of hormones on their symptoms.” In this special International Women's Day e
"I wanted to know what kind of mutation I had, because I wanted to pay attention to the research.” In this episode of the Parkinson’s Life podcast, we’re exploring the world of genetics, the role it plays in Parkinson’s,
“What we wanted was for people to come together. If it achieves better awareness and better treatment, then I think we've done our job.” As the Parkinson’s Life podcast marks World Parkinson’s Day 2025, we meet Lizzie Gr
What are disease modifying therapies (DMTs) and what impact could they have for people living with Parkinson’s? In this episode, we delve into the evolving world of DMTs, exploring their potential to slow, halt, or even
In this episode, we explore deep brain stimulation (DBS) and the impact it can have on people with Parkinson’s. Gerlach Roomans was diagnosed in 2009 and decided to have a DBS procedure after a discussion with his neurol
In this episode, we look at the role that technology can play in supporting people with Parkinson’s. UK-based Elaine Payne shares how she uses digital devices to help manage her Parkinson’s symptoms – and why she encoura
In this episode, we focus on sialorrhea. Also known as drooling, this is a common symptom experienced by people with Parkinson’s. UK-based David Bateson, who was diagnosed with the condition in 2015, explains how sialorr
Following our previous episode on what to expect with ‘off’ periods in Parkinson’s, this episode focuses on potential management methods. Canada-based Barbara Salsberg Mathews, who was diagnosed with the condition in 202
In this episode we focus on ‘off’ periods – when Parkinson’s medication is not as effective as it should be, and symptoms become more difficult to manage. US-based Bill Bucklew shares how his ‘off’ periods have evolved s
In this episode, we find out what it’s like to manage daily life with an apomorphine pump. Apomorphine is a type of liquid dopamine agonist that is primarily used to treat people living with a more ‘advanced’ stage of Pa
In this episode, we explore gait impairment – a common symptom of Parkinson’s that can involve slowness, muscle stiffness and freezing – and how it impacts people living with the condition. Our first guest is David Littl
This episode explores what it means to take part in Parkinson’s research – from finding out more about clinical trials, to completing surveys about life with the condition. Our first guest is Amelia Hursey, who lives in
This episode delves into the gender gap in Parkinson’s research. It’s estimated that three million women worldwide are living with the condition – but are their specific needs being properly addressed in scientific studi
An estimated three million women around the world are living with Parkinson’s. But historically, their specific needs and experiences have been neglected – leading to disparities in diagnosis, treatment and medication. I
The more we’ve talked to people living with Parkinson’s, the more we’ve learned about the impact of compulsive and impulsive behaviours. A potential side effect of dopamine agonists (that is, commonly prescribed Parkinso
In our second episode on deep brain stimulation, two guests discuss what life is like after having DBS surgery – from symptoms and charging the device, to check-ups and body image. Our first guest is Peter Schielzeth, a
In this episode, two guests discuss everything there is to consider when making the decision about deep brain stimulation, or DBS. Here to tell us all about her experience is Cathy Molohan, an Irish-born Parkinson’s camp
Ever since we first started recording the Parkinson’s Life podcast, we’ve been asking our guests the same three questions, designed to get to the heart of what it’s like to live with Parkinson’s. Describe Parkinson's in
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The Parkinson's Life Podcast is hosted by The Parkinson. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 34 episodes.
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