A £1.7 million partnership will combine data from over 20,000 people to accelerate the search for new treatments for Parkinson’s.
Our UK Parkinson's Audit is the recognised UK-wide audit and quality improvement tool for Parkinson's services.
We're supporting a new dance tutorial from the English National Ballet. It aims to encourage people with Parkinson's to try dancing.
Herantis Pharma Plc to receive almost £7 million from the European Union for a phase 2 trial of HER-096 that has the potential to slow or stop Parkinson’s.
This International Women’s Day, we're celebrating 3 remarkable women making a real difference for people with Parkinson’s. Reflecting the theme Give to Gain, their leadership, skills and passion help the Parkinson’s community thrive.
We've reopened our Physical Activity Grants programme for the 6th successive year to help more people to live well with the condition.
New recommendations aim to improve the design of research trials involving brain surgery and support for participants.
3 leading researchers have now been appointed to help kick start our new research centre unlocking new ideas for treating Parkinson’s.
We funded research to identify tools that can help healthcare professionals spot delirium early in people with Parkinson’s in hospital, leading the way for more people getting the right treatment and support.
We're working with the British Wheel of Yoga to deliver more yoga classes for people with Parkinson's in the UK.
Gateshead Health Foundation NHS Trust have removed a speech and language therapist post for people with Parkinson’s with swallowing difficulties. And we need your help to reverse their decision.
The Department for Work and Pensions announces membership of the Timms PIP Review Steering Group.
Parkinson's UK has agreed a new partnership to help more people with Parkinson's get into Nordic walking across the UK.
In this round of grants, we’ve awarded funding to 2 projects that explore new solutions to manage Parkinson’s symptoms, without the need for extra medication.
The newly funded projects explore different underlying causes of Parkinson’s, and work towards new drugs to treat the condition.
A study funded by Parkinson’s UK has shown that a handheld device designed to stimulate the vagus nerve is safe and easy to use for people with Parkinson’s. However, the research found no significant improvements to symptoms.
First participants receive NRG drug, further information on Herantis’ treatment and Syntara trial moves towards the data analysis phase.
The main character of the new comedy, Can You Keep a Secret?, lives with Parkinson's.