Parkinson’s Disease

Parkinson’s Disease

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<p>Industrialised agriculture's role in the modern extinction event is well known. <span class="contextmenu hidden">(for instance, 63% of Ireland's bird species in decline). </span>Less well known is the rate at which biocides are also harming farmers' health. Stock picture: iStock</p>

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John Gibbons: Pesticides — the global hazard that is harming farmers' health here and now

Some 44% of farm workers worldwide are being poisoned by pesticides, and a UCC research team is now studying a possible link between such biocides and Parkinson's disease

<p>From the casual way he was told of his diagnosis, to the shortage of 'brilliant, helpful' specialist nurses, the care for Parkinson’s patients leaves a lot to be desired, according to Gary Boyle. Picture: Moya Nolan</p>

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Parkinson's disease in Ireland: 'The lack of nurses is costing people their lives'

With only six nurses for the 12,000-plus people with Parkinson's here, patients are hoping for further provision in Budget 2023

<p>Carers for those with dementia have warned of a deterioration in the condition of their loved ones — and said the additional strain of the pandemic had also harmed their own mental health.</p>

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‘Irreversible deterioration’ in condition of dementia sufferers

Carers warn that the strain of coping during the pandemic has exacerbated their own mental health issues too

Parkinson's: four unusual signs you may be at risk

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Parkinson's: four unusual signs you may be at risk

Scientists reveal breakthrough in brain cell repair around Parkinson’s disease

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Scientists reveal breakthrough in brain cell repair around Parkinson’s disease

Natural health: Complementary medicines for Parkinson’s disease

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Natural health: Complementary medicines for Parkinson’s disease