A 62-year-old man with late-stage Parkinson's and severe gait impairments regains the ability to walk normally following experimental treatment in Switzerland.
While most of the country was watching the RWC final live, our small team of CPNZ athletes blitzed the Auckland Harbour Bridge in blustery conditions at the 2023 Auckland Marathon.
Could wearable devices one day be used to predict who might go on to receive a Parkinson's diagnosis? Quite possibly. Machine learning models fed movement data recently did just that.
Supporter David Kidd, a UK-based kiwi living with Parkinson's, shared this poignant, beautiful and brilliantly optimistic video with us for screening at our recent fundraising dinner.
New biomarker enables accurate biochemical diagnosis of very early-stage Parkinson’s disease, ushering in a new era of clinical trials for Parkinson’s better geared for success.
Rob Spear and Sam Paterson really dug deep to raise funds for Cure Parkinson's NZ in February as they completed the two-day tandem Coast to Coast Challenge raising >$26,000.
We are very grateful to the Greenlea family and their Greenlea Foundation Trust for the generous donation of $100,000 for Parkinson's research in December 2022.
When we talk about finding a cure for Parkinson's, what does that mean? Will there be a "silver bullet" treatment? Probably not, but there is good cause for hope.
Cure Parkinson's in the UK are at the core of global efforts to fight this awful disease, and we were thrilled to establish a partnership with them in October 2022.
