A new study has found that the cases of Parkinson's disease and parkinsonism have been steadily increasing in the past 30 years from 1976 to 2005. The trend has been particularly noticed for men aged 70 and above.
After more than three decades of struggling with Parkinson’s disease, boxing legend Muhammad Ali was finally laid to rest following a respiratory complication. Nicknamed ‘The Greatest,’ the larger-than-life boxer had been known for his classic fights that made it through the history books as well as for his artistic trash talking wits.
A 65-year-old could locate Parkinson's disease even before it hit her husband, as well as ex-patients.
Frequent sensations of dizziness for many minutes after standing could be a cause for concern.
There is no cure for Parkinson's Disease, but some treatments help to reduce it.
The risk is as high as 1.1 percent for people with depression compared to 0.4 percent for people not depressed.
