In May, 2 people with Parkinson’s shared their experiences of pharmacy services in England. Their views have shaped a new parliamentary report.
On 12 July, 3 All-Party Parliamentary Groups met MPs to highlight the challenges people living with Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, Crohn’s and colitis face accessing vital disability support.
Created in collaboration with the Parkinson’s community and University College London (UCL), we’ve published new information on thinking and memory changes for people with Parkinson’s.
Updated trial results show NLX-112 could treat motor symptoms as well as dyskinesia.
The prime minister announced the NHS long-term workforce plan for England. There are some positive changes, but it's still not clear how people with Parkinson's will receive the specialist care they urgently need.
The last week in June is World Wellbeing Week and it's the perfect time for us all to enjoy being active.
A singer-songwriter living with Parkinson's has recorded an album with all the proceeds going to Parkinson’s UK.
Our Chair of Trustees has been recognised for his contributions to business and charity in the King’s birthday honours list.
Our reaction to the UK Government announcement to keep prescriptions free for 60- to 65-year-olds in England.
Our physical activity grant funding is helping 4D Life to subsidise a new online programme for the Parkinson's community to enjoy an active lifestyle.
Results from a UK phase 2 clinical trial show that ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA) is safe for people with Parkinson's and can increase energy production in cells in the brain.
To celebrate Men's Health Week, we're highlighting opportunities for people with Parkinson's to be active with the condition.
More research needed to investigate the impact of pesticides on brain cells in Parkinson’s
Parkinson's UK and the Walking Football Association (WFA) are helping more people with Parkinson's to start their physical activity journey.
On 19 April, the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Parkinson’s and the APPG on Diabetes held a joint meeting to discuss the role of mental health symptoms and treatment in these two long-term conditions and how care can be improved in England.
This year’s cost of living payments will be sent out from this week. But, with 2 in 3 of the Parkinson’s community struggling to cover living costs, they are nowhere near enough.
People must now bring photo ID to polling stations to be eligible to vote. We explore what this means for the Parkinson’s community.
Latest study results show a new test could help diagnose Parkinson’s before damage occurs to brain cells.