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parkinsons-disease
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New York Postworld2 days ago
Brazilian researchers develop sensor to detect dopamine in tears
A team at Federal University of Pelotas created a graphene-based sensor that measures dopamine levels from a single tear sample in about three minutes. Researchers say the device could offer a faster and less invasive alternative to repeated blood tests for monitoring early signs…
wdwnt.comworld36 days ago
Air Force Veteran With Parkinson's Completes Ironman Three Years After Diagnosis
Dr. Sara Whittingham, 46, began cycling after her November 2020 diagnosis and later finished the VinFast Ironman World Championship. She now advocates for exercise-based Parkinson's research.
finance48 days ago
California Woman Describes Moving Mother With Parkinson's Into Assisted Living
Rachel Stein, 44, detailed the challenges of caring for her 78-year-old mother with Parkinson's disease at home before returning her to a smaller assisted-living facility. The account covers costs, daily safety concerns, and the decision process that ended in March 2026.
Statscience53 days ago
Biogen and Denali Parkinson’s Drug Fails Randomized Trial
Biogen and Denali Therapeutics reported that an experimental therapy targeting the LRRK2 protein did not slow Parkinson’s disease progression in a randomized study of 648 adults. The companies announced the results on May 21, 2026.
Science Newsscience53 days ago
Researchers Develop New Tools to Detect Parkinson’s Disease Earlier
Scientists are testing devices that analyze handwriting, tremors, and bodily fluids to identify Parkinson’s disease before symptoms become obvious. The approaches aim to address the shortage of specialists and support earlier intervention.
theconversation.comai68 days ago
Study Identifies Biologically Distinct Subgroups of Parkinson’s Disease in Fruit Fly Models
Belgian researchers used machine learning on fruit fly models with 24 Parkinson’s-linked gene mutations to identify two main groups and five subgroups. The findings indicate that treatments effective in one subgroup often fail in others, pointing toward tailored therapies. Patrik…