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  1. Parkinson's Disease - Questions And Answers, 5th Edition by Theresa A. Zesiewicz, Kelly E. Lyons, et all 2006-05-15
  2. 300 Tips for Making Life with Parkinson's Disease Easier by Shelley Peterman Schwarz, 2002-09-01
  3. Pills, Bills & Parkinson's Disease: Coping with the On-Off Syndrome by Paul A. Luscombe, 2006-01-01
  4. Shaking Up Parkinson Disease: Fighting Like a Tiger, Thinking Like a Fox by Abraham Lieberman, 2001-11
  5. Making the Connection Between Brain and Behavior: Coping with Parkinson's Disease by Joseph H. Friedman, 2007-11-28
  6. Handbook of Parkinson's Disease, Fourth Edition (Neurological Disease and Therapy)
  7. Parkinson's Disease and the Family: A New Guide (The Harvard University Press Family Health Guides) by Nutan, M.D. Sharma, Elaine, Ph.D. Richman, 2005-05-23
  8. Understanding Parkinson's Disease: A Personal and Professional View by Richard B. Rosenbaum, 2006-10-30
  9. Parkinson's Disease and Parkinsonism in the Elderly
  10. Living Well with Parkinson's Disease: What Your Doctor Doesn't Tell You....That You Need to Know (Living Well) by Gretchen Garie, Michael J. Church, et all 2007-12-01
  11. Peas, "Pills," and Parkinson's by Alice Crooker, 2006-06-12
  12. Parkinson's Disease (The Infinite Mind, vol. 50)
  13. Caring for the Parkinson Patient: A Practical Guide
  14. Parkinson's Disease: A Guide for Patient and Family by Roger C Duvoisin, Jacob Sage, 2001-09-15

21. CNN - Michael J. Fox Reveals He Has Parkinson's Disease - November 25, 1998
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Wednesday, November 25, 1998 2:33:52 PM EST LOS ANGELES (CNN) Actor Michael J. Fox has been battling Parkinson's disease for the past seven years, and underwent brain surgery last March to lessen the tremors caused by the illness, he confirmed Wednesday. Fox, 37, made the revelations in an interview with People magazine, published in this Friday's edition. Fox's spokesperson released a statement saying, "It is important to Mr. Fox to convey that he lives a normal, thriving and happy life, and since his diagnosis seven years ago he has been active as an executive producer and star of a very successful television series." RELATED: News on Parkinson's research

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    23. CNN - Most Cases Of Parkinson's Disease Not Inherited, Study Says - January 26,
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    Most cases of Parkinson's disease not inherited, study says
    SUNNYVALE, California (CNN) A new study suggests most cases of Parkinson's disease are not inherited, therefore suggesting environmental causes. The study followed almost 20,000 white male twins enrolled in the National Academy of Sciences/National Research Council World War II Veteran Twins Registry. Researchers found no evidence to suggest the disease is genetically linked in most cases. However, genetics do appear to be important when the disease begins before age 50. Only about 15 percent of all Parkinson's cases are in younger people. Researchers say the study addresses a 150-year-old debate regarding whether Parkinson's disease is inherited. "This is a very important study, which has the power to answer the question of heredity in Parkinson's disease," said Dr. Jorges Juncos of Emory University School of Medicine. "Therefore, this study suggests environment plays a major role in the development of Parkinson's."

    24. Parkinsons Disease - Resource Directory : HealingWell.com
    Links and resources on Parkinson s Disease. Awakenings the internet focuson Parkinson s disease - Awakenings is an open forum, designed and written
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    • YoungParkinsons.com - Parkinson's site for PWP by PWP, great services as well as chat and boards.
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    25. APDA - R I Chapter
    Official site of the Rhode Island chapter of the American parkinsons disease Assn. which includes links to general information, contact information pertaining to support groups, medical news and coming events.
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    WELCOME from the American Parkinsons Disease Association, Inc. Rhode Island Chapter The Rhode Island Chapter of the American Parkinson Disease Association, Inc. has been established to “Ease the Burden” of all people with Parkinson’s Disease, their families and caregivers through education, support, resources and advocacy and to ”Find the Cure” for this debilitating disease . Awareness and Fund Raising are two essential factors in order to help "Ease the Burden and to Find the Cure" for this debilitating disease. Tel No. 401-736-1046 Fax No. 401-736-4659 E-Mail idupont@kentri.org Please visit the rest of our site to find out about our upcoming Events and Support Groups Click on any link above for more information. To visit the national APDA website, click on the link below. APDA Website http://www.apdaparkinson.com Please feel free to contact us anytime .....we would love to hear from you!!! 2005 Walk-Run Updated 7/7/2005

    26. Parkinsons Disease Articles And Videos. Learn Symptom And Treatment Information
    Parkinson s Disease information. Articles, webcasts and transcripts about treatmentand diagnosis of parkinsons disease symptom.
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    Parkinsons Disease Control The latest news about Parkinsons disease symptoms and treatment Parkinsons disease is a debilitating, neurological disorder that can prevent people from performing simple, daily activities. But new therapies are available that can control tremors associated with Parkinsons disease, and help people achieve a better quality of life. In order to receive the very best treatment, it is essential that patients and their caregivers stay abreast of the latest developments in Parkinsons disease therapy research. This is why leading experts from across the nation are proud to bring you Parkinsons Control - an online resource that offers you the information you need to effectively control Parkinsons disease. Parkinsons Disease Overview Parkinsons Disease Treatments Parkinsons Disease: Personal Stories Talking to Your Doctor about Parkinsons Register for Parkinsons Updates:
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    health updates "Parkinsons disease affects over 1 million people in the United States. Although there is no cure, patients can fight the symptoms of Parkinsons disease with treatments ranging from traditional medications to new brain stimulation techniques."

    27. Hardin MD : Parkinsons Disease
    From the University of Iowa, the *best* lists of Internet sources in ParkinsonsDisease.
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    29. Health Report - 9/15/1997: Parkinsons Disease
    Find out about deep brain stimulation just what you need on a Monday to get yougoing And if that doesnt work then you can always try a brain transplant.
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    A brain disease which, like Alzheimer's is uncomfortably common as we age. It's Parkinson's. And while there are drugs to treat it they are far from ideal. So researchers have been looking at drugs which might prevent the diseases progress and even forms of brain surgery including transplantation and a technique called 'deep brain stimulation'. One of the people who's been involved with all three is Warren Olanow, who's Professor of Neurology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York. Professor Olanow: Parkinson's is a disease that is due to degeneration of nerve cells in the centre of the brain called the Substantia Nigra. When these cells degenerate patients lose a chemical called dopamine. And this results in a number of signs and symptoms which include tremor, rigidity or stiffness, bradykinesia or slowness, and difficulty with walking, tendency to fall, postural instabilities etc. Norman Swan: Has it also recently been shown that it's actually more widespread than the substantia nigra, large parts of the brain are affected and it can affect thinking ability as well?

    30. Manganese Can Cause Parkinsons Disease - Online Lawyer Source
    Manganese exposure and parkinsons disease information from Online Lawyer Source.Find all of your legal needs in one place from qualified attorneys.
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    Manganese and Parkinson's disease have been linked in a number of studies done around the world. People who work with manganese often suffer from a variety of symptoms, known as manganism, which experts have classified as a Parkinson's syndrome. Symptoms of manganese-related Parkinson's include tremors, lethargy, impaired concentration, speech difficulties and awkward gait. Parkinson's from manganese exposure continues to progress clinically even years later, when traces of manganese can no longer be detected in the body. Workers in the welding industry are especially at risk, as they are often exposed to airborne manganese, and Parkinson's disease is disproportionately common among this population. In studying connections between manganese and Parkinson's, doctors found some alarming correlations. Improper work conditions exist in many industries involving manganese and Parkinson's cases among workers in the same locations are not uncommon. Disturbing links between exposure to manganese and Parkinson's emerged again after a ventilation system in a ferromanganese smelter broke. In a group of eight welders, six developed Parkinsonism (manganism) after being exposed to manganese for thirty minutes a day, seven days a week.

    31. Parkinsons Disease In South Africa
    Parkinson s Disease in South Africa. Pam1.jpg (12157 bytes). The day aftermy Bilateral Subthalmic Prominent People who suffer from parkinsons disease
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    How I discovered that I had Parkinson's At first my husband noticed something strange. I walked without
    swinging my right arm - it just hung down loosely at my side. I was
    unaware of any pain or discomfort and was rather reluctant to go to
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    Then we wondered whether I had a tumour on the brain and on the
    recommendation of a doctor friend, we consult a Neurologist. After
    a Magnetic Resonance Scan it was established that there was no tumour. By process of elimination, it was diagnosed that I had Parkinson's. Having had absolutely no record of my family having this disease, I was astounded. However, one must face reality. My symptoms Looking back now, various Parkinson's symptoms developed which were initially overlooked. I did not have much of a tremor as such, only a slight one under stress. One of my more recent symptoms was "frozen feet". This feels as though your brain is not getting through to your feet. In other words, you tell your feet to move

    32. Parkinsons Disease
    Parkinson disease (PD) is characterized by a slowing of voluntary movements,bradykinesia, Click on the picture below to find out about Parkinson
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    Med.Sci 532 Structure-Function Parkinson Disease Parkinson disease (PD) is characterized by a slowing of voluntary movements, bradykinesia, muscular rigidity and tremor at rest. These abnormalities result from a reduction of neurons that make dopamine in the pars compacta of the substantia nigra. The axons of these neurons normally release this neurotransmitter where they synapse, in parts of the basal ganglia called the caudate nucleus and putamen or, collectively, the corpus striatum. Dopamine usually works as an inhibitory neurotransmitter in the corpus striatum where it acts on cholinergic neurons. Lewy bodies, a hyaline inclusion, are seen microscopically in the cytoplasm of residual neurons in the substantia nigra of nearly all patients with Parkinsonism. The loss of neurons results in a grossly evident depigmentation of the substantia nigra because those dopaminergic neurons also contain the pigment neuromelanin in their cytoplasm. There are various causes for the loss of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra and the resultant signs of PD. Some evidence exists for involvement of genetic factors in the pathogenesis of PD. For example, several large families with an autosomal, dominant inheritance pattern of PD have now been described, and the first genetic locus for PD has been identified in one of those families.

    33. Parkinsons Disease - Loss Of Dopaminergic - Essential Tremor - Amersham Health
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    34. The Neurobiology Of Parkinsons Disease, Part 2
    parkinsons disease is recognized as a progressive neurodegenerative condition This paper will continue the exploration of parkinsons disease research,
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    This paper reflects the research and thoughts of a student at the time the paper was written for a course at Bryn Mawr College. Like other materials on Serendip , it is not intended to be "authoritative" but rather to help others further develop their own explorations. Web links were active as of the time the paper was posted but are not updated Contribute Thoughts Search Serendip for Other Papers Serendip Home Page Biology 202 ...
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    In my previous paper, the basic pathogenesis and neurobiology of Parkinsons Disease was discussed. Parkinsons Disease is recognized as a progressive neurodegenerative condition that is believed to be caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Parkinsons Disease is characterized by a deficit in dopamine, a neurotransmitter produced in the substantia nigra, that is responsible for maintaining normal motor functioning. This paper will continue the exploration of Parkinsons Disease research, also examining Lewy Bodies, genetic factors, and drawing parallels and possible links to Alzheimers Disease. Lewy Bodies, aggregated eosiphilic cytoplasmic inclusion bodies found in substantia nigra, are a hallmark characteristic of Parkinsons disease identified by pathological studies. As mentioned in my previous paper, Lewy Bodies are not able to be used to diagnose Parkinsons, as they are only observable during an autopsy, but are a fool-proof method of identifying the disease, after the fact. Lewy Bodies are present in dementia and found in some cases of Alzheimers Disease. In Parkinsons, the cells of the substantia nigra die, so that the normal dark brown pigment (hence, the name, nigra) is instead pale. The Lewy Bodies are among the dying nerve cells left in the substantia nigra

    35. Parkinsons Disease Menu
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    36. Hot Topics: Parkinsons Disease Funding
    Parkinson s Disease Funding and Treatment. Hearing before a Committee of theCommittee Parkinson s Disease Research. Hearing befor a Subcommittee of the
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    37. Parkinson's Disease Society - Home
    Support, advice and information to people with Parkinson s in the UK, theircarers, families and friends. Also provides assistance to health and social
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    Site Map Text Only Using This Site Contact Us The Parkinson's Disease Society is the leading charity dedicated to supporting all people with Parkinson's, their families, friends and carers.
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    38. "James", A Site About Parkinson's Disease
    Extensive information about this disease as well as where to go for support and what you can do to fight the effects. Some internet resources as well as general information. It is a project of the Adrienne Coles Memorial Trust.
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    "James", a site about Parkinson's Disease This web site is about Parkinson's Disease; what it is, where you can get support, what you can do to fight its effects, and how the Internet can help. It is a project of the Adrienne Coles Memorial Trust
    If you are looking for information specifically about Parkinson's, we have a section of information and links to many other sites . We also have an area of more general medical information and a section on the important topic of caring
    Major features of this site are A searchable archive of the PARKINSN list , and Helen Rose's book "An old age pensioner at 18" . This site is based in the UK, and whilst most of the content is international, we have an area for items of UK interest
    We also host a number of European mailing lists from this site: PARKLISTE (in French - the web site is hosted elsewhere) PDUK (UK issues) NEDERPARK (in Dutch) DEUPARK (in German) , and BELGAPARK (for Belgians)
    If you want to stay up to date with what's happening in the Parkinson's world, but don't have the time to stay on the mailing lists, we suggest you join PDNEWS , our announcement list. We monitor what's going on and send just a few posts every week to the list.

    39. Parkinson's Disease Society - Home
    The Parkinson s disease Society is the leading charity dedicated to supportingall people with MIKE TINDALL WINS £25000 FOR PARKINSON’S disease SOCIETY
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    40. Parkinson's: Information From WebMD
    A consumer health site for Parkinson's disease. Includes a caregiver section.
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