Movement Disorder

Movement disorders are neurological syndromes where they may be excess of movement or a paucity of movement that is not connected to weakness, paralysis of spasticity of the muscles. They affect the speed, fluency or smoothness, quality, and ease of movement.
What are Movement Disorders?

Movement, although seemingly simple like picking up a bit of paper, is actually a complex process that requires activities of several different parts of the brain working in tandem with muscles and nerves.

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New method detects Parkinson's disease through emotional brain responses

New method detects Parkinson's disease through emotional brain responses

Key plasma proteins signal critical periods in brain aging

Key plasma proteins signal critical periods in brain aging

Human midbrain organoids: A promising tool in the fight against Parkinson's disease

Human midbrain organoids: A promising tool in the fight against Parkinson's disease

Multidisciplinary approach improves quality of life in functional movement disorders

Multidisciplinary approach improves quality of life in functional movement disorders

Study identifies ophthalmic acid as an alternative to dopamine in motor control

Study identifies ophthalmic acid as an alternative to dopamine in motor control

Air pollution drives higher Parkinson’s risk and worsens symptoms in affected patients

Air pollution drives higher Parkinson’s risk and worsens symptoms in affected patients

AI-driven adaptive deep brain stimulation improves Parkinson’s symptoms

AI-driven adaptive deep brain stimulation improves Parkinson’s symptoms

UCSF studies point the way toward continuous care for people with Parkinson's disease

UCSF studies point the way toward continuous care for people with Parkinson's disease

New insights into lipid-induced senescence in dopaminergic neurons

New insights into lipid-induced senescence in dopaminergic neurons

Study suggests lower dementia risk for people with Parkinson's

Study suggests lower dementia risk for people with Parkinson's

Vanderbilt to introduce focused ultrasound for treating essential tremor and Parkinson's disease

Vanderbilt to introduce focused ultrasound for treating essential tremor and Parkinson's disease

Machine learning revolutionizes Parkinson's disease symptom tracking and progression prediction

Machine learning revolutionizes Parkinson's disease symptom tracking and progression prediction

New preclinical model offers a unique platform for studying Parkinson's disease process

New preclinical model offers a unique platform for studying Parkinson's disease process

Blood test may aid early detection of Parkinson's and guide treatment strategies

Blood test may aid early detection of Parkinson's and guide treatment strategies

AI model revolutionizes dementia diagnosis with high accuracy across multiple data sources

AI model revolutionizes dementia diagnosis with high accuracy across multiple data sources

Study links agricultural pesticide exposure to increased genetic variants in Parkinson’s disease

Study links agricultural pesticide exposure to increased genetic variants in Parkinson’s disease

Monoclonal antibody Prasinezumab shows promise in slowing rapid Parkinson's progression

Monoclonal antibody Prasinezumab shows promise in slowing rapid Parkinson's progression

Phase 2 trial reveals Lixisenatide may reduce motor disability in Parkinson’s patients

Phase 2 trial reveals Lixisenatide may reduce motor disability in Parkinson’s patients

Emotional bodily sensations altered in Parkinson's disease

Emotional bodily sensations altered in Parkinson's disease

Gut microbiome shows no clear link to cognitive impairments in Parkinson's disease

Gut microbiome shows no clear link to cognitive impairments in Parkinson's disease

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