BBC Two programme 'Nature's Weirdest Events' will feature a Parkinson's UK study into whether skin odour can lead to early diagnosis of Parkinson's.

New research shows that people recently diagnosed with Parkinson's who are at high or medium risk of cardiovascular disease tend to have more problems with walking and memory.

A new clinical study published in the journal Parkinsonism and Related Disorders links higher caffeine consumption to slower development of Parkinson's symptoms after diagnosis.

Parkinson's UK is at the World Parkinson Congress 2016 in Portland, Oregon to share experiences and learn about the latest Parkinson's research and thinking.

The Association of Medical Research Charities has launched a new booklet about using health information which includes a case study from Parkinson's UK.

Proteins involved in protecting connections between nerve cells may play a role in memory problems that affect people with conditions like Parkinson's.

Research published in Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurology highlights a potential way to detect Parkinson's in its early stages.

Positive results from a trial of ultrasound therapy for treating tremor have been published, with potential benefits for controlling Parkinson's symptoms.

A study into the genetic make-up of people with Parkinson's has recently updated its criteria for participants, so family members can take part too.

Researchers from the UCL have identified a way to detect Parkinson's through the eyes in a rat model of the condition.