Here’s a really cool story we just picked up — a gyroscopic steady-spoon, designed for people with Parkinson’s disease or other tremor inducing ailments. The creator [Anupam Pathak] is close ...

The patient, a banker by profession, was not able to do even the most basic chores. But then, a minimally-invasive surgery gave him a new lease of life. Read on to find out more.

Patients suffering from debilitating conditions like severe tremors, dystonia, and Parkinson’s disease/essential tremor often ...

I thought Parkinson’s mainly affects the hands and ... Many find that using a large spoon, or even their fingers, makes this easier. You can ask your friend, or her spouse, if she has a ...

His daughter Jessica Kluetmeier said the cause was complications of Parkinson’s disease ... ate noodles from his spoon. Image Mr. Kluetmeier in an undated photo. As a Sports Illustrated ...

So he's seeing pictures of heroin being cooked in a spoon, of a person injecting drugs into their veins, and then he has to hit this joystick to say what his cravings are. And I watched this man ...

and Parkinson's disease/essential tremor often struggle to perform basic activities like eating, drinking, using a cup or spoon, buttoning clothes, shaving, writing, or using a mobile phone.

Providers with office hours at the new YMCA include Dr. Raymond Meyer, Dr. Robert Williams, and nurse practitioners Austin Spoon and Taelor Stuedemann ... including senior exercise, Pedaling for ...

A recent study has found microplastics are accumulating in the human brain, with potential connections to diseases such as ...