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Community Is Top Unmet Psychosocial Need of Adults With Early-Onset Parkinson Disease
04/27/2023
Researchers identified the specific unmet needs of people with early-onset Parkinson disease and assessed the potential impact on their quality of life. 
Researchers identified the specific unmet needs of people with early-onset Parkinson disease and assessed the potential impact on their quality of life. 
Researchers identified the...
04/27/2023
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Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment Differ by Race and Ethnicity in California Nursing Homes
04/26/2023
Researchers discovered increasing differences in POLST use and intensity of care orders between White, Black, and Hispanic nursing home residents in California from 2011 to 2016.
Researchers discovered increasing differences in POLST use and intensity of care orders between White, Black, and Hispanic nursing home residents in California from 2011 to 2016.
Researchers discovered...
04/26/2023
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Meta-Analysis: Probiotics Improve Motor, Nonmotor Symptoms in Parkinson Disease
04/24/2023
New findings suggest oral probiotics improved motor symptoms as well as gastrointestinal, anxiety, and depressive symptoms in patients with Parkinson disease. 
New findings suggest oral probiotics improved motor symptoms as well as gastrointestinal, anxiety, and depressive symptoms in patients with Parkinson disease. 
New findings suggest oral...
04/24/2023
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Probiotics May Ease Constipation in Patients With Parkinson Disease
04/19/2023
“These findings may be useful for neurologists and geriatricians in considering probiotics as a potential therapeutic option for managing constipation" in patients with Parkinson disease, said researchers. 
“These findings may be useful for neurologists and geriatricians in considering probiotics as a potential therapeutic option for managing constipation" in patients with Parkinson disease, said researchers. 
“These findings may be useful...
04/19/2023
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Increased Mortality Rates Observed for Patients With Both Hip Fracture, COVID-19 Infection
04/17/2023
Researchers assessed the impact of COVID-19 infection on mortality, risk factors, and surgical outcomes in patients presenting with hip fracture.
Researchers assessed the impact of COVID-19 infection on mortality, risk factors, and surgical outcomes in patients presenting with hip fracture.
Researchers assessed the impact...
04/17/2023
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Barriers Identified for Veterans in Nursing Homes Planning Goals of Care
04/10/2023
Researchers found multilevel barriers to conducting and documenting goals of care conversations among veterans receiving VA-paid community nursing home care.
Researchers found multilevel barriers to conducting and documenting goals of care conversations among veterans receiving VA-paid community nursing home care.
Researchers found multilevel...
04/10/2023
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Fatigue Is Common Among Older Adults, and It Has Many Possible Causes
04/05/2023
Older adults with fatigue may be treated with cognitive behavioral therapy or physical activity such as walking and low-impact exercises.
Older adults with fatigue may be treated with cognitive behavioral therapy or physical activity such as walking and low-impact exercises.
Older adults with fatigue may be...
04/05/2023
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Risk of Injury, Delirium Greater With Baclofen Than Tizanidine for Older Adults
04/03/2023
Findings from a retrospective cohort study suggest the incidence of adverse events was greater among older adults receiving baclofen compared to tizanidine.
Findings from a retrospective cohort study suggest the incidence of adverse events was greater among older adults receiving baclofen compared to tizanidine.
Findings from a retrospective...
04/03/2023
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RSV Vaccination in Older Adults Could Significantly Reduce Disease Burden, Model Suggests
03/29/2023
Researchers modeled the epidemiology of respiratory syncytial virus in the United States and advised vaccination for older adults could reduce both the burden of disease and transmissibility to other age groups. 
Researchers modeled the epidemiology of respiratory syncytial virus in the United States and advised vaccination for older adults could reduce both the burden of disease and transmissibility to other age groups. 
Researchers modeled the...
03/29/2023
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Wearable Technology Detects Gait Freezing, Falls in People With Parkinson Disease
03/27/2023
Existing research supports the use of wearable devices to monitor gait freezing and falls in patients with Parkinson disease, but further efforts are needed to address study limitations such as low participant number and setting, authors...
Existing research supports the use of wearable devices to monitor gait freezing and falls in patients with Parkinson disease, but further efforts are needed to address study limitations such as low participant number and setting, authors...
Existing research supports the...
03/27/2023
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