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Stanford Parkinson’s Disease and Parkinsonism (LBD, PSP, MSA, CBD) Caregiver Symposium – Saturday, July 12th

August 11, 2014 By Stanford Parkinson's Community Help

Stanford’s PD Caregiver Support Program hosted a “Parkinson’s Disease and Parkinsonism (LBD, PSP, MSA, CBD) Caregiver Symposium” on Saturday, July 12th in Foster City.
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Filed Under: Events

Aug 2014, Parkinson’s Support Groups – Guest Speakers and Programs, NorCal and Central Cal

August 1, 2014 By Stanford Parkinson's Community Help

Many Northern and Central California Parkinson’s support groups have
guest speakers or programs planned for August 2014.  Here’s what’s
happening at a support group near you…. Full Story>

Filed Under: Events, Support Groups - Meetings & Notes

KTVU News: New Technology Used to Treat Parkinson’s Disease

July 6, 2014 By Parkinson's Community Help

Helen Bronte-Stewart, MD, director of the Movement Disorders Center at Stanford, was featured on KTVU’s news coverage of deep brain stimulation (DBS).  DBS has shown promise in treating Parkinson’s Disease and other conditions.  This TV news story discusses how scientists are now using the technology to eavesdrop on problem neural circuits.

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July 2014, Guest Speakers/Programs at PD Support Groups in Northern and Central California

June 30, 2014 By Stanford Parkinson's Community Help

Many Northern and Central California Parkinson’s support groups have guest speakers or programs planned for July 2014…. Full Story>

Filed Under: Events, Support Groups - Meetings & Notes

Exercise as Medicine for Parkinson’s Patients

June 14, 2014 By Stanford Parkinson's Community Help

The event we co-sponsored on April 25th got a nice write-up on Kaiser’s website:

When Ramon Queseda, MD, told his patient Linda Teichman that exercise could help her Parkinson’s symptoms, she was skeptical. But she followed his advice anyway.  Today, the Los Altos, Calif. woman is a model patient: She exercises five days a week, at least two more times than before her diagnosis a year ago. She says she’s stronger now.

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Filed Under: Events, Exercise

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Stanford Parkinson’s Community Outreach provides vital resources and support to individuals living with Parkinson’s disease (PD), caregivers, family members, and friends. We curate a comprehensive list of PD-related webinars and virtual meetings, sharing insightful summaries through our blog and dedicated email lists. Whether you seek online support groups, educational webinars, or access to helpful blogs and podcasts, we are here to empower you with the knowledge and connection you need on your Parkinson’s journey.

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