DEMOUCELLE PARKINSON CHARITY – 2024 REVIEW
- Actions Find out what we did over the past year to promote awareness, raise funds, and advance research into Parkinson’s disease.
Blog
Dementia and Parkinson’s: breaking the silence, driving change
- Research Professor Bart De Strooper discusses dementia, Parkinson’s disease, the need for more and better research, the importance of philanthropy and hopes for the future.
Anxiety, stress, empathy and an appreciation of life: how parental Parkinson’s disease impacts children
- Humans touched by Parkinson’s Children express how they have been changed as a result of seeing a parent struggle with Parkinson’s disease.
Parkinson’s could become a manageable chronic condition, says scientific advisor
- Research DPC board member Dr. Ian Reynolds discusses the causes and complexity of Parkinson’s disease and his hopes that future treatments will alter disease progression.
Neuropsychiatrist De Winter discusses the psychological impact of Parkinson’s & how to cope
- Humans touched by Parkinson’s Discover how a better understanding of the psychological impact of Parkinson’s can improve quality of life for both patients and carers
Thibaut Heyninck selected as first recipient of Demoucelle Parkinson Charity Masters Prize
- Research Find out what Thibaut studied for his thesis and what he is doing now.
PhD researcher Kaat Colman aims to improve early diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease
- Research Find out more about Kaat’s research and how it could help Parkinson’s patients.
2nd PhD grant could launch soon with your support!
- Actions / Research Find out why the National Bank of Belgium has decided to support this important initiative and what you can do to help
Volunteers needed for a study on non-invasive cerebellar stimulation for Parkinson’s disease
- Research ULB researchers are looking for volunteers to take part in a study aimed at improving balance and movement in people with Parkinson’s disease.
Make a legacy gift to spare future generations from Parkinson’s disease
- Discover how you can support Parkinson’s research in your will.