The onset of tremors poses a scary possibility — could this be Parkinson’s disease? But there are lots of other common causes of tremors that could explain yours. Here, your tremor questions are answered.
Deep Brain Stimulation for Children Offers Hope
Children with uncontrollable movements, or generalized dystonia, have an option that isn’t widely known: Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS). This surgical treatment is not new, but it’s also not often considered for kids.
Can Peppers Prevent Parkinson’s Disease?
Research suggests that intense exercise and a diet high in peppers, berries, apples and oranges can prevent Parkinson’s disease. And regular sessions of intense exercise can bring Parkinson’s patients relief from symptoms.
Like a Pacemaker for the Brain (Video)
When patients with Parkinson’s disease need more than medications to manage their symptoms of tremors, rigidity, slowness of movement and balance problems, deep brain stimulation is an option.
Parkinson’s Drug Pump Shows Promise (Video)
Many with Parkinson’s disease depend on the drug levodopa to control their symptoms. A new Cleveland Clinic study finds a pump delivering a constant dose may revolutionize treatment.
A Dangerous Road: Elderly and Winter Falls
Icy sidewalks. Slippery driveways. Boots that bring melting snow onto floors. These all can cause falls. And spill that gives a 20-year-old a bruised knee could send an elderly person to the hospital. Learn what puts some elderly people at more at risk than others and how to prevent falls.
Exploring Deep Brain Stimulation for Parkinson’s Disease (Video)
Deep Brain Stimulation works, and a new study shows different effects when various parts of the brain are stimulated. An expert comments.
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