Beatrice Zatorska’s article highlights significant advancements in Parkinson’s disease research in 2024, including new therapies, promising clinical trials, and breakthroughs in early detection and gene therapies. These innovations offer hope for improved treatments and management of the disease.

Dr. Robert Cochrane emphasizes the need to rewrite the narrative around Parkinson’s disease, shifting from surface-level stories to ones that highlight the disease's true challenges and high stakes. By embracing vulnerable and honest storytelling, we can inspire action, raise awareness, and drive essential funding and support for those affected.

Inspired by Michael J. Fox and the authors of Ending Parkinson's disease, Karen Patterson shares both the love and grief for those we have lost. We will never  give up hope that we, the people with PD, can exercise our Free Will to tell our powerful stories, One brutally honest story at a time.

Dr. George Ackerman emphasizes the urgent need for improved medical support and awareness for veterans suffering from Parkinson's Disease, especially those affected by toxic exposure during service. He calls for immediate governmental action and greater resources to assist these heroes and their families

Dianne Bramble is working to organize the Ottawa Parkinson's Games in September of 2025. Want to compete?