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Anticholinergic Drug Burden Higher in Patients With Parkinson Disease Dementia
07/12/2023
Anticholinergic burden scales “are helpful in this risk assessment and might be crucial to avoid the development of Parkinson disease dementia,” especially for older patients with multiple comorbidities, researchers said.
Anticholinergic burden scales “are helpful in this risk assessment and might be crucial to avoid the development of Parkinson disease dementia,” especially for older patients with multiple comorbidities, researchers said.
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07/12/2023
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Massage Therapists Ease the Pain of Hospice Patients but Are Not Easy to Find
06/29/2023
The pandemic disrupted the massage industry. Now those who specialize in hospice massage therapy are in demand and redefining their roles.
The pandemic disrupted the massage industry. Now those who specialize in hospice massage therapy are in demand and redefining their roles.
The pandemic disrupted the...
06/29/2023
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Are Palliative Care Screening Tools Beneficial in Nursing Homes?
06/28/2023
The use of palliative care screening tools in various health care settings is well-established; however, their performance in nursing homes remains uncertain. This systematic review aims to identify and evaluate palliative care screening...
The use of palliative care screening tools in various health care settings is well-established; however, their performance in nursing homes remains uncertain. This systematic review aims to identify and evaluate palliative care screening...
The use of palliative care...
06/28/2023
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Dementia Can Take a Toll on Financial Health, as Some Families Learn the Hard Way
06/27/2023
People with dementia and their families often find themselves with few legal rights when dealing with financial scams or the mismanagement of their assets. Research reveals financial troubles can be both an early sign and a painful symptom of...
People with dementia and their families often find themselves with few legal rights when dealing with financial scams or the mismanagement of their assets. Research reveals financial troubles can be both an early sign and a painful symptom of...
People with dementia and their...
06/27/2023
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Wearable Sensors to Monitor PD Symptoms Appeal to Patients, Providers for Different Reasons
06/26/2023
“PD patients as well as health care providers were in general positive about using wearable sensors to improve PD care and self-management,” researchers wrote, “although the specific context and expected benefits varied considerably between...
“PD patients as well as health care providers were in general positive about using wearable sensors to improve PD care and self-management,” researchers wrote, “although the specific context and expected benefits varied considerably between...
“PD patients as well as health...
06/26/2023
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Motor Symptoms Worsen in Patients With Parkinson Disease, Post-COVID-19 Syndrome
06/16/2023
A study showed that over 6 months, patients with Parkinson disease and post-COVID-19 syndrome experienced aggravated motor symptoms as well as new, unexpected nonmotor symptoms.
A study showed that over 6 months, patients with Parkinson disease and post-COVID-19 syndrome experienced aggravated motor symptoms as well as new, unexpected nonmotor symptoms.
A study showed that over 6...
06/16/2023
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Medium-Dose Lithium May Hit Parkinson Disease Targets, but Tolerability Questioned
06/07/2023
Despite promising findings, this pilot study suggests that medium-dose lithium may be associated with tolerability issues when used to treat patients with Parkinson disease. 
Despite promising findings, this pilot study suggests that medium-dose lithium may be associated with tolerability issues when used to treat patients with Parkinson disease. 
Despite promising findings, this...
06/07/2023
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Poor Higher Order Vision Predicts Dementia in Patients With Parkinson Disease
05/23/2023
A study showed higher order visual dysfunction could be a more reliable predictor of dementia than retinal thickness in patients with Parkinson disease.
A study showed higher order visual dysfunction could be a more reliable predictor of dementia than retinal thickness in patients with Parkinson disease.
A study showed higher order...
05/23/2023
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Sensorimotor Training for Airway Protection Improves Cough Function in Parkinson Disease
05/18/2023
A randomized controlled trial found that sensorimotor training for airway protection (smTAP) improved reflex and voluntary cough function better than expiratory muscle strength training in people with Parkinson Disease.
A randomized controlled trial found that sensorimotor training for airway protection (smTAP) improved reflex and voluntary cough function better than expiratory muscle strength training in people with Parkinson Disease.
A randomized controlled trial...
05/18/2023
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Ultrasound Ablation Benefits Motor Function, Reduces Dyskinesia in Patients With Parkinson Disease
05/15/2023
A new study suggests that focused ultrasound ablation of a certain part of the brain may reduce motor symptoms of Parkinson disease.
A new study suggests that focused ultrasound ablation of a certain part of the brain may reduce motor symptoms of Parkinson disease.
A new study suggests that...
05/15/2023
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