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When Hormones Hide the Truth: What Parkinson's Research Is Finally Beginning to Reveal
I bought this at the Frank Lloyd Wright Museum after the WPC Congress in Phoenix, Arizona. Sometimes the most important discoveries aren't about finding new answers. They're about asking better questions. A large Latin American study recently reported that men and women experience similar rates of levodopa-induced dyskinesia (LID). At first glance, the finding seems reassuring. It suggests that sex may not play a major role in one of Parkinson's most challenging treatment com
Jun 234 min read
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Symptom tracking backs research that women and men experience Parkinson's Disease differently
Women and men track different symptoms in the My Moves Matter app
Aug 2, 20241 min read
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