Parkinson's disease: between coping and a cure

Article Abstract:

Parkinson's disease is caused by the accelerated loss of a brain chemical called dopamine. Dopamine replacers, dopamine agonists and selegiline are some of the drugs that control its symptoms. Experimental therapies include pallidotomy and an implanted brain stimulator.

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ALS: progress, but still no cure for Lou Gehrig's disease

Article Abstract:

The etiology of about one-third of inherited amyotrophic lateral sclerosis has finally been identified. The development is expected to lead to significant discoveries that may result in a cure for the disease, which has evaded scientists for over 100 years.

Research, Neuromuscular diseases, Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

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Parkinson's disease: New treatments, still no cure

Article Abstract:

New drugs and new approaches to treating Parkinson's diseases are continuing, and these are discussed.

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