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Study: Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery More Effective Than Medication Alone in Parkinson's

A new study of 366 British patients with Parkinson's disease has found that deep brain stimulation is more effective than medication alone. Read the complete article on the BBC's Web site »

Cycling Provides a Break for Some With Parkinson's

 

Read the complete article by Gina Kolata, published March 31, 2010 in the New York Times »

 

 

 

Peter Strauss, Who Lived with Parkinson's Disease, is Fondly Remembered

Peter Strauss, a former Cincinnati City Councilman and Vice Mayor, died February 12 after a nearly 20-year battle with Parkinson's disease. His obituary appears on Cincinnati.com at http://bit.ly/b8yQuI

Live Surgery Fixes Essential Tremor

To view this segment on the Today Show, please visit http://bit.ly/aFZp7G

The UC Neuroscience Institute also provides surgical treatment for essential tremor. Surgery has the potential to significantly reduce shaking in the hands and arms.

Parkinson's Advocate Kathleen Krumme a 2010 Health Care Heroes Finalist

The Business Courier names 24 Health Care Heroes finalists, including Sunflower Revolution founder Kathleen Krumme and the Mayfield Clinic.

For complete story, go to

http://cincinnati.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/stories/2010/01/04/daily42.html

Brain Substance May Halt Alzheimer's, Protect Cells in PD »

A study in the journal Nature Medicine shows infusions of a substance called BDNF can halt Alzheimer's disease — at least in rodents and monkeys. Listen Now »

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