101. CERI The Parkinson S Disease Page is a full length interview with Annetta Freeman, a Beverly Hills housewife who successfullydeveloped a personal program to treat her own Parkinson s disease. http://www.ceri.com/parkpage.htm

Return to the Cognitive Enhancement Research Institute Home Page The CERI An Improved Parkinson’s Therapy is a full length interview with Annetta Freeman, a Beverly Hills housewife who successfully developed a personal program to treat her own Parkinson's disease. Read about what happened to her, what she did, what she took in the way of smart drugs and nutrients ( her personal program ), and the results she got. Somerset Lawyers Threaten Liquid Deprenyl Users Recent Developments with Deprenyl is a detailed discussion by Dr. Ward Dean and Steven Wm. Fowkes of recent clinical findings about deprenyl and L-dopa/carbidopa (Sinemet) combination therapy and their personal use of high-purity liquid deprenyl. Mitochondrial Nutrition, Cognition and Aging Strategies for Parkinson’s Disease Therapy , written by Annetta Freeman with Anne Fowkes (Assistant Editor for Smart Life News ), is a major update on recent changes to The Importance of Attitudes Starting a Parkinson’s Program The Kimball Affidavit of Steven Wm. Fowkes covers anumber of eggregious judicial errors by Judge Richard Lazzara in the 2000 trial of James Kimball, the President of Discovery Experimental and Development, on charges of conspiracy, misbranding, making false statements to Customs, and defrauding the FDA.

102. MENTAL DYSFUNCTIONS IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE: Salzburg, Austria, October 24-27, 20 Workshop for Neurologists Neuropathologic Staging of Parkinson s disease.Click here for further information. This meeting is endorsed http://www.kenes.com/pdment/

This congress is dedicated in memory of the late Melvin D. Yahr Extended Deadline for Submission of Abstracts Extended Deadline for Submission of Abstracts - June 30th, 2004 - Click here Workshop for Neurologists: Neuropathologic Staging of Parkinson's Disease Click here for further information This meeting is endorsed by by the World Federation of Neurology and by the Parkinson's Disease Research Group (PDRG). WFN members and all interested neurologists are encouraged to attend. The meeting is open to all neurologists regardless of citizenship. www.sciencedirect.com Full papers and abstracts of the Mental Dysfunctions in Parkinson's Disease congress will be published in a special issue of the Journal of Neurological Sciences. Join the Mental Dysfunctions in Parkinson's Disease and get a chance at publishing your paper in this prestigious Journal! Secretariat 17 Rue du Cendrier P.O. Box 1726 CH-1211

103. Parkinson’s Disease Center Of Excellence - University Of Kansas Medical Center Welcome from Dr. Rajesh Pahwa, Director Parkinson’s disease Center of Excellence. Educationalinformation concerning Parkinson’s disease is also provided. http://www.kumc.edu/parkinson/

Contact Information KU Medical Center 3599 Rainbow Blvd Kansas City, KS 66160 www.kumc.edu/parkinson Tel: 913-588-6782 or Fax: E-mail: rpahwa@kumc.edu Welcome from Dr. Rajesh Pahwa, Director Rajesh Pahwa, M.D. offers diagnostic and treatment services for persons with and related conditions including progressive supranuclear palsy and Multiple System Atrophy. Specialty services are available through neuropsychological testing , rehabilitative services, physical therapy, hearing and speech, nutrition, and social services. Additional services and a wellness center are available at the Parkinson's Foundation of the Heartland See also: Department of Neurology

104. Parkinson's Disease Parkinson s disease. March 2002. WHAT IS PARKINSON S disease AND WHATCAUSES IT? Parkinson s disease (PD) is a slowly progressive http://www.reutershealth.com/wellconnected/doc51.html

Parkinson's Disease March 2002 WHAT IS PARKINSON'S DISEASE AND WHAT CAUSES IT? Parkinson's disease (PD) is a slowly progressive disorder that affects movement, muscle control, and balance. Parkinson's disease is referred to as idiopathic , which means that the cause is unknown. This term distinguishes the primary disease from parkinsonism , which are the symptoms occurring from a known cause. Parkinson's Disease and Dopamine Loss Parkinson's disease occurs from the following process in the brain: PD develops as cells are destroyed in certain parts of the brain stem, particularly the crescent-shaped cell mass known as the substantia nigra Nerve cells in the substantia nigra send out fibers to the corpus stratia , gray and white bands of tissue located in both sides of the brain. There the cells release dopamine , an essential neurotransmitter (a chemical messenger in the brain). Loss of dopamine in the corpus stratia is the primary defect in Parkinson's disease. Dopamine is one of three major neurotransmitters known as catecholamines , which help the body respond to stress and prepare it for the fight-or-flight response. Loss of dopamine negatively affects the nerves and muscles controlling movement and coordination, resulting in the major symptoms characteristic of Parkinson's disease.

105. Bmj.com Collected Resources : Parkinson's Disease Parkinson s disease. Citations 110 of 27 total displayed. Most recent content (10Jan 2004) Editorials Who should look after people with Parkinson s disease? http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/collection/parkinsons_disease

Home Help Search/Archive Feedback Collected Resources Parkinson's disease Citations 1-10 of 27 total displayed. Most recent content (10 Jan 2004): Editorials Who should look after people with Parkinson's disease? Rajendra Kale and Matthew Menken BMJ 2004;328:62-63 , doi:10.1136/bmj.328.7431.62 [Full text] [PDF] Past content (since Jun 1999): Papers Perinatal characteristics and risk of rheumatoid arthritis Lennart T H Jacobsson, Magnus E Jacobsson, Johan Askling, and William C Knowler BMJ 2003;326:1068-1069 , doi:10.1136/bmj.326.7398.1068 [Full text] [PDF] News Public response to the Isaacs report will slow neurological research Susan Mayor BMJ 2003;326:1051 , doi:10.1136/bmj.326.7398.1051-a [Full text] [PDF] News Inquiry finds brains were removed without consent Susan Mayor BMJ 2003;326:1051 , doi:10.1136/bmj.326.7398.1051 [Full text] [PDF] Editorials Tobacco, coffee, and Parkinson's disease Christopher Martyn and Chris Gale BMJ 2003;326:561-562 , doi:10.1136/bmj.326.7389.561 [Full text] [PDF] News roundup Parkinson’s in men may be linked to high dairy diet Deborah Josefson BMJ 2003;326:10 , doi:10.1136/bmj.326.7379.10/a

106. Diet For Parkinson's Disease Book Eat well, Stay well with Parkinson s disease, by Kathrynne Holden, MS,RD, a Parkinson specialist. A book about diet for Parkinson s disease. http://www.nutritionucanlivewith.com/park.htm

Diet and Parkinson’s Disease, by "The Parkinson Dietitian," Kathrynne Holden. She specializes in the unique nutrition needs of people with PD. She maintains a priv ate practice, conducts seminars and classes, and continues to research nutrition and Parkinson issues. Read reviews of "Eat well" Order online, or print out order form 156 pages Large type, comb-bound, to lie flat easy to hold, easy to follow recipes : Ch. 1: Timing meals and levodopa : Ch. 2: Controlling constipation // preventing bowel impaction; : Ch. 3 The importance of fluids // preventing dehydration; : Ch. 4: Parkinson's and bone health; : Ch. 5: B vitamin needs // B6 and levodop; : Ch. 6: Dry mouth, dry eyes, thirst; : Ch. 7: Dealing with heartburn / reflux / ulcers / hiatal hernia; : Ch. 8: Food, mood, and stress; : Ch. 9: Unplanned weight loss // why it can be a problem, how to prevent it; : Ch. 10: Chewing and swallowing difficulties; : Ch. 11: Protein and levodopa; : Ch. 12: Menus in the 7:1 ratio; Ch. 13: Recipes;

107. Encyclopaedia Topic : Parkinson's Disease, Section : Introduction Parkinson s disease. Search. Help. Introduction. Parkinson’s disease is a progressive,neurological condition which affects about 120,000 people in the UK. http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/en.asp?TopicID=349

108. - - - - HEALTHOLOGY - - - - Information on Parkinson’s disease. Learn about Parkinson s disease treatments,symptoms and new research. Featured Parkinson s disease Programs. http://suntimes.healthology.com/parkinsons_disease

109. Boards - Parkinson's Disease Post New Thread, Page 1 of 27, 1, 2, 3, , Last ». Threads in BoardParkinson s disease, Board Tools. Views 5,475 Announcement The GREEN http://www.healthboards.com/boards/forumdisplay.php?f=101

110. A View From The Lighter Side Of Parkinson S DIsease, From Parkinsaw, MI, an imaginary community in Michigan s Upper Peninsula, where mostpeople suffer from Parkinson s disease. Parkinson s disease resources. http://www.mikeauldridge.com/parknsaw.htm

This People With Parkinsons site is owned by John Bjork Want to join the People With Parkinsons WebRing Skip Prev Prev Next ... List Sites This Humour Ring site is owned by jrbjork2000@aol.com Want to join the Humour Ring Previous 5 Sites Skip Previous Previous ... List Sites March, 2001. The Chamber of Commerce Welcomes You to Parkinsaw, MI. If you enjoy the humerous stories published about the people living here, please help us find a cure for Parkinson's Disease by contributing through our popular "Thousand Pennies for Parkinson's" program using Parkinsaw's Virtual Collection Canisters. Just click-on "Thousand Pennies for Parkinson's" from the main menu. It's such a small amount to give, yet it makes so much difference in our effort to find a cure for PD. Introducing Michigan's Upper Peninsula and Parkinsaw A View from the Lighter Side, Weekly Reports from Parkinsaw Go Direct to Latest Report Information About Parkinson's Disease ... "Musings", by John Bjork Perspectives on the artwork and photographic images published in "The Letting Go-A Parkinson's Story," Currently available in "Voices from the Parking Lot", a book published by the Parkinson Alliance. Links to other Parkinson's Disease web sites The Mike Auldridge Productions Resophonic Guitar Web Site Go To Reader's Comments Section God's Country not withstanding, some friendly advice about the weather: if you live here, you will end up with many nice days, sunny and warm, that only can be found here in the U.P. But, if you're visiting for just a week or two, be satisfied if you get a couple good days of pleasant weather. With Lake Superior looming over us, there are just too many opportunities for rain, hail, snow, sleet, tornados, hurricanes and just plain miserable weather. You will also find that miserable days, when the flies and bugs are the worst, will neatly coincide with the plans you have made for sailing, tennis, golf, or, the true U.P. roulette game, the family picnic.

111. PD INDEX: A Directory Of Parkinson's Disease Information On The Internet PD INDEX A Directory of Parkinson s disease Information on the Internet. PD Indexprovides a directory of information about Parkinson s disease (PD) that is http://www.pdindex.org/

PD INDEX: A Directory of Parkinson's Disease Information on the Internet PD Index provides a directory of information about Parkinson's disease (PD) that is available on the internet. The directory also includes references to information that is not specific to PD but is still likely to be useful to persons for whom PD is a concern. Information sources are indexed in the directory according to the specific topics that they cover. Topics are listed alphabetically under broad categories called "areas of interest". You may view topics and access information by first selecting the appropriate area: GENERAL AND OVERVIEW INFORMATION SYMPTOMS, DIAGNOSIS, CLINICAL FEATURES CAUSES; NEUROANATOMY; DISEASE PATHOLOGY MEDICAL AND FAMILY CARE ... ADDITIONAL SOURCES AND FACILITIES To browse a list of all the PD Index topics without regard to area of interest, select a letter of the alphabet at which to begin: A B C D ... Z To read more about PD Index, click here IMPORTANT NOTICE With this web site I have tried to provide an index to useful and accurate information on the Internet related to living with and treating Parkinson's disease. Currently, health problems and other commitments are making it difficult for me to keep the index up to date. It may be increasingly necessary to perform supplemental searches on your own in order to obtain information that I have not been able to index. Here are some suggestions for doing this. 1. Become familiar with the use of search engines if you aren't already. I recommend

112. The Parkinson's Disease Index At Wake Forest (Frame 3) Parkinson s disease Index, Wake Forest University, Wake Forest University Schoolof Medicine, WinstonSalem, North Carolina. Articles about Parkinson s disease. http://www.wfubmc.edu/surg-sci/ns/pd3.html

Links to information about Parkinson's disease with special emphasis on surgical treatments such as pallidotomy and deep brain stimulators. For more information about how you can contribute to the cure for Parkinson's disease click here. Parkinson's Diseases Surgery Links Information of about the surgical treatment of Parkinson's disease for patients whose symptoms are not adequately controlled by an optimized medical regimen. Deep Brain Stimulator Surgery WebCast from Wake Forest Univeristy Baptist Medical Center Live April 24, 2002 Archived version available April 29, 2002. Introduction Real Video Slide Show with detailed notes (Works best with Internet Explorer.) Neurosurgical Procedures for Parkinson's Disease, Dystonia, Dyskinesia, and Tremor: Pallidotomy, thalamotomy, subthalamic nucleus deep brain stimulators A written description of the procedures and their indications. Surgical Treatment of Movement Disorders FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) from the American Association of Neurological Surgeons. Information about Deep Brain Stimulation from the manufacturer, Medtronic, Inc

113. Parkinson's Disease Index, Wake Forest Neurosurgery Internet Links on Parkinson s disease, tremor, and dystonia with emphasis on surgicaltreatments from the Department of Neurosurgery, Wake Forest University http://www.wfubmc.edu/surg-sci/ns/pd0.html

Parkinson's Disease Index Department of Neurosurgery Wake Forest University School of Medicine Winston-Salem, North Carolina Neurosurgeons/Referrals Neurosurgery Home Schedule an Appointment Framed Parkinson's ... Disease Index Links to information about movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease, tremor, and dystonia with special emphasis on surgical treatments such as pallidotomy and deep brain stimulators. Tremor Links Parkinson's Disease Surgery Parkinson's Disease Articles Parkinson's Disease Websites ... Dystonia/Dyskinesia Links Tremor Links Deep Brain Stimulator Surgery WebCast from Wake Forest Univeristy Baptist Medical Center Live April 24, 2002 Archived version available April 29, 2002. Introduction Real Video Slide Show with detailed notes (Works best with Internet Explorer.) International Tremor Foundation Website Surgery for tremor : Practical Information Medtronic Activa Deep Brain Stimulators for Tremor Control General information about tremor from Medtronic Medical Treatment of Essential Tremor and Parkinson's Disease Ryan Uitti, M.D., Geriatrics 53(5), May 1998.

114. JAPAN PARKINSON DISEASE ASSOCIATION JAPAN PARKINSON disease ASSOCIATION. Japanese English. Contents. JapanParkinson disease Association. Profile. Objectives and Activities. http://www2.osk.3web.ne.jp/~parkin97/mypage.index_e.html

JAPAN PARKINSON DISEASE ASSOCIATION Japanese ] [English] Contents Japan Parkinson Disease Association Profile Objectives and Activities Other Parkinson's Web ... Information Japan Parkinson Disease Association Head OfficeF @@@@@@Japan e-mailF@ jpda@mud.biglobe.ne.jp ChairmanF@Tomio Baba Director for overseasF Hiro Sekine@e-mailF@ hirosekine7887@aol.com Profile FoundationF@November 1976 Number of branch F‚R‚U Nember of memberF5,500 Objectives and Activities Request for detecting the cause of disease and finding best cure. Demand sufficient social welfare and receive continious care. Improve quality of life of patients and families through promoting social understanding. Promote establishing branch and support its activities. Publish newsletter and book. Cooperate with other counties Parkinson's Disease group. Other Parkinson's Web Information service for neurology ( By Neuromuscular Disease Research Group of National Hospitals) Kitano Hospitals (The doctors are conducting pallidotomy) About the 35th meeting stereotoxsic operations Massachussets General Hospital ( Lots of links are posted ) ... WHO Would you join our Parkinson Network ?

115. How Parkinson’s Disease Affects Tone Language And Tells Us About Tone Comprehen How Parkinson s disease Affects Tone Language and Tells Us about Tone Comprehension.Patrick CM Wong pcmwong@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu Randy L. Diehl Dept. http://www.acoustics.org/press/137th/wong.html

Acoustical Society of America ASA/EAA/DAGA '99 Meeting Lay Language Papers Lay Language Paper Index Press Room How Parkinson's Disease Affects Tone Language and Tells Us about Tone Comprehension Patrick C.M. Wong - pcmwong@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu Randy L. Diehl Dept. of Psychology University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX 78712 Popular version of paper 4aSCb1 Presented Thursday morning, March 18, 1999 ASA/EAA/DAGA '99 Meeting, Berlin, Germany According to the estimation by the World Health Organization (WHO), there were 4 million people worldwide suffering from Parkinson’s Disease (PD) in 1990 (WHO Information Fact Sheet N152 - Parkinson's Disease (April 1997)). Incidence is higher in the elderly population (the average age of onset is in the mid 50’s). As the population ages, the prevalence of PD will increase. Research has been conducted to investigate characteristics of PD patients’ speech. In the early 60's, Canter found that PD patients were unable to produce rapid movement of the tongue, lips, and vocal chords. Their production of some plosive consonants (consonants requiring the build-up of sufficient oral pressure, e.g. /p/ as in "Pot") were imprecise. They had problem sustaining phonation (e.g. holding the vowel /a/). Furthermore, the pitch range and pitch variability used in their speech was more restricted than that of normal speakers. The problem of speaking with a restricted pitch range is that it affects the prosody of speech. Prosody is a combination of the pitch, stress, timing, intensity, as well as emotional aspects of speech. For example, to show anger, people speak louder and with a higher pitch. Caekebeke and colleagues (1991) found the loudness, pitch and duration variations necessary to signal different moods, including angry and hesitation, are absent in PD speech.

116. XV International Congress On Parkinson's Disease After discussed with all the related parties, the Organizing Committee of the InternationalCongress on Parkinson’s disease in conjunction with the National http://www.chinamed.com.cn/xvicpd/

CONTACT INFORMATION AND DEADLINE News Congress Information Welcoming ... Accompanying Persons' Program Important Notice of Postponement Dear Colleagues, Thank you for your kind understanding and look forward to your participation in this event Best regards, Congress Secretariat c/o International Convention Services Chinese Medical Association Tel: 86 (10) 6524 9989 ext. 2456 /1610 /2462 Fax: +86 (10 ) 65123 754 / 6524 4086 Email: xvicpd@chinamed.com.cn µç»°£º010 6524 9989 ¨C 2456, 1610, 2462 µç×ÓÓʼþ£ºxvicpd@chinamed.com.cn kevinchen@chinamed.com.cn »áÒéÍøÖ·£ºwww.chinamed.com.cn/xvicpd Congress Tour has been updated! Congress Program has been updated! Scientific / Registration / Housing XV ICPD Secretariat International Convention Services C/o Chinese Medical Association 42 Dongsi Xidajie Beijing 100710, China

117. Parkinson's Disease - Everybody - New Zealand Consumer Health Information PARKINSON S disease. What is Parkinson s disease? Parkinson s is a slowlyprogressive condition which occurs when insufficient quantities http://www.everybody.co.nz/docsi_p/parkin.htm

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118. LogicSong Media - Internet Content & Web Development - Cape Cod, Mass. logicsong.com. Please visit this site later. It iscurrently under construction. copyright @2004. http://www.parkinsonscare.com/

119. PDIC Has Moved The PDIC has moved. The new URL is http//gladstone.uoregon.edu/~jskaye/pd/. http://www.efn.org/~jskaye/pd/

The PDIC has moved. The new URL is http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~jskaye/pd/

120. The Parkinson's Institute You can shop from your home or office and help benefit the. Parkinson s Institute.1170 Morse Avenue • Sunnyvale, CA 945891605. privacy policy. http://www.parkinsonsinstitute.org/

We are postponing "The Heavenly Hike For The Cure" event until summer, 2005, so that we can present a truly outstanding experience for all. Please contact us at (408) 542-5617 for more information. Visit our donations page to learn more about giving opportunities. "Drive Around the World" is a team of Silicon Valley-based professional adventurers who undertake long-range driving expeditions to promote cross-border understanding and goodwill through innovative education and fundraising programs. You can shop from your home or office and help the Parkinson's Institute. privacy policy

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