This #WorldParkinsonsDay , we reflect on the progress made—and what’s still ahead. Parkinson’s is the fastest growing brain disease. The best chance to end it? Prevention.
🌐 endingpd.org
📘 Pre-order The Parkinson’s Plan: tinyurl.com/yet5kje3
On The Dhru Purohit Show with @dhrupurohit, Dr. Ray Dorsey discusses the rising rates of Parkinson’s disease and the everyday toxins increasing risk. He breaks down the science, the industry’s role, and the actions we can all take to protect ourselves and advocate for prevention.
Parkinson’s is the world's fastest-growing brain disease in the world—and toxic chemicals are a major reason why. I joined @dhruPurohit to discuss pollution, #Parkinsons, and what we can do to prevent it.
🎧 Watch: youtu.be/q6G8dJ-MAVg
📕 Book: a.co/d/3ZBODr1
A military veteran and macro-photography hobbyist, Jim Cosper shares his diagnosis story and highlights the role of his spouse in experiencing Parkinson's together as a couple.
It truly takes a village to fight Parkinson’s disease. A military veteran & macro-photography hobbyist, Jim Cosper, shares his diagnosis story and highlights the role of his spouse, Maripaul, in experiencing Parkinson's together as a couple.
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Trichloroethylene (TCE) | An Invisible Cause of Parkinson's?
Listen as @PDAvengers co-founder Larry Gifford and @RayDorseyMD discuss this important new article in the Journal of Parkinson's Disease. bit.ly/4jp43D5
@Giffordtweet #Mediflix #MensHealthWeek #EndingPD
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The number of people with Parkinson's Disease has doubled in just 25 years, but its rise has been much worse in some places than in others. Stefan Chin from @SciShow explains why ▶️youtu.be/q9vo_UUoGjo #Parkinsons #science #pesticides #TCE #publichealth #environmentalhealth
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This @axios piece unpacks RFK's latest comments and the rising concern about chemicals in our everyday lives like #glyphosate, which is linked to #Parkinson's, #cancer and other chronic conditions. axios.com/2025/05/19/rfk-rou…
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Joe Rogan is talking about #Parkinson's—and he’s not wrong. #Pesticides on golf courses and in our food are fueling brain diseases, cancer, and chronic conditions.
Our new JAMA study investigates the link. We go even deeper in our book pdplan.org. @MichaelOkun
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Great piece by @zoeschlanger at @TheAtlantic highlighting the environment/brain connection. Air pollution doesn't just harm our lungs...
theatlantic.com/health/archi… #ParkinsonsDisease #ClimateCrisis #BrainHealth
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Thanks to our 100 volunteers and the 650+ buildings that sparked blue on April 11 for World Parkinson's Day "Spark the Night 2025." This was a great show of unity and solidarity for the Parkinson's community.
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From Rochester’s blue-lit landmarks on World Parkinson’s Day to meeting wonderful people at the RPN PD Expo, this month reminded us of the power of community, visibility, and progress.
Thank you for supporting the Parkinson’s community throughout #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth 2025!
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Reminder: The Parkinson’s Plan is available for pre-order pdplan.org! Secure your copy today and be among the first to take action toward a new future for Parkinson’s prevention and treatment. #ParkinsonsDisease #HealthBooks #EnvironmentalHealth #ParkinsonsAwareness
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We had a great time at the 2025 RPN PD Expo! Grateful to connect with the Parkinson’s community and share CHeT’s research and remote study work.
Presentations by Dr. Jamie Adams and Dr. Sandhya Seshadri highlighted exciting advances in PD research and neuropalliative care.
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What kinds of issues do people with Parkinson’s face when it comes to nutrition?
Watch Bas Bloem, MD, and the panel of Parkinson's experts as they discuss the key role that nutrition plays in naturally managing your Parkinson’s. bit.ly/42Zrdto
@basbloem @ParkinsonNet
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Heading to the RPN Parkinson’s Expo tomorrow? We’ll be there. Stop by CHeT’s table to explore our work in Parkinson’s disease research, remote studies, and digital health.
Saturday, April 26
10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
JCC of Greater Rochester, 1200 Edgewood Ave
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Still dealing with Parkinson's disease symptoms despite stable meds? The Celeste Light for PD Trial is testing an at-home light therapy device to help. No travel needed. Open to participants across the U.S.
Learn more: lightforpd.com/
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During #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth, you can help advance research that could transform lives. Join project:brainhealth at the University of Rochester to support studies on Parkinson’s disease and other neurological diseases.
Sign up: projectbrain.org/
Kicking off the week with a #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth trivia challenge!
Comment your answers and stay tuned for the correct answer on our Facebook Story!
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Our guest speaker for the 2025 Parkinson's Educational Symposium was @RayDorseyMD speaking about the preventable causes of Parkinson's disease. #ParkinsonsDisease @ParkinsonDotOrg @FixelInstitute
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CHeT will be participating in this year’s RPN Expo on Saturday, April 26. Stop by our table to learn more about our 30+ years of efforts to improve care for people living with Parkinson’s disease.
Location: JCC, 1200 Edgewood Ave, Rochester, NY 14618
rocparknet.org/events
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April is #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth, and at CHeT, we’ve been advancing Parkinson’s disease research for over 30 years. From developing FDA-approved treatments to leading remote trials in PD, our work is reshaping how care and cures are discovered.
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Even in the quiet corners of Rochester, blue lights shine tonight—symbols of hope, unity, and resilience.
Thanks to the remarkable efforts of @PDAvengers, our city joins 500+ landmarks worldwide lighting up for World Parkinson’s Day.
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