A simple hand-grip test may be a reliable way to monitor possible declines in people diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. University of British Columbia researchers Jenn Jakobi and Gareth Jones ...

Grip strength is linked to a reduced risk of fractures, falls, bone density issues, hospitalisation, chronic health ...

In Parkinson’s disease, the tremor often starts in just one hand while at rest (sometimes appearing as if the thumb and forefinger are “rolling a pill” back and forth), but may also occur in ...

SteadyScrib helps Parkinson's patients put pen to paper 00:51. BOSTON -- A new device may help patients with Parkinson's maintain their ability to write.

Eduardo Luna is betrayed by his body. At 88, his mind still sharp, he sits in a wheelchair, hands clasped tightly, a fixed expression and his mouth agape. Today is World Parkinson’s Day ...

Hand tremors are one of the first motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease. A person's motor skills help them use their muscles to do normal tasks like sit up, walk, crawl, and more.

Around 153,000 people in the UK currently have a diagnosis of Parkinson's and it's the fastest-growing neurological condition globally. Just over 1% of those with the disease are under the age of 50.

Neil Diamond opens up about accepting his Parkinson's diagnosis: 'I can't really fight this thing' "The beat goes on, and it will go on long after I'm gone." ...

Joy as pensioner with Parkinson's 'can hold wife's hand again' due to eye device "They put it on the same side as the tremor and instantly my arm relaxed and the pain switched off, it was like magic." ...

Around 153,000 people in the UK currently have a diagnosis of Parkinson's and it's the fastest-growing neurological condition globally. Just over 1% of those with the disease are under the age of 50.