Since James Parkinson first described his eponymous disease, our knowledge of its pathophysiology has grown enormously. However, in clinical settings, many of the original concepts remain in use, and ...

Genetics research in Parkinson's disease has identified over 100 risk loci, yet translating these findings into understanding ...

Overactivation may be the hidden driver of Parkinson’s. Researchers showed that when dopamine neurons work overtime, they burn out, break down, and die — echoing the same pattern seen in patients.

People with chronic kidney disease may benefit from physical activity, but many patients remain inactive, according to the ...