ššļø Weāre back with a special Christmas bonus episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. In this festive episode, Bas reflects on the many developments, conversations, and lessons from 2025, offering a thoughtful and wide-ranging look at where Parkinsonās disease research and care stand today. From scientific progress and clinical practice to people, policy, and purpose, he shares his perspective on what has changed ā and what still needs to evolve. Bas also looks ahead to the fu...
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ššļø Weāre back with a special Christmas bonus episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. In this festive episode, Bas reflects on the many developments, conversations, and lessons from 2025, offering a thoughtful and wide-ranging look at where Parkinsonās disease research and care stand today. From scientific progress and clinical practice to people, policy, and purpose, he shares his perspective on what has changed ā and what still needs to evolve. Bas also looks ahead to the fu...
ššļø Weāre back with a special Christmas bonus episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. In this festive episode, Bas reflects on the many developments, conversations, and lessons from 2025, offering a thoughtful and wide-ranging look at where Parkinsonās disease research and care stand today. From scientific progress and clinical practice to people, policy, and purpose, he shares his perspective on what has changed ā and what still needs to evolve. Bas also looks ahead to the fu...
šļø Weāre back with the fifteenth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. In this weekās episode, Bas explores the next generation of neuromodulation with a focus on Adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation (aDBS), joined by special guest Dr. Martijn Beudel. Together, they unpack how aDBS moves beyond traditional continuous stimulation by dynamically responding to a patientās brain signals in real time. The discussion highlights the potential of this personalised approach to improve sym...
šļø Weāre back with the fourteenth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. In this weekās episode, Bas delves into the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence and its growing influence on Parkinsonās disease care and healthcare in general. He explores how AI-driven tools offer remarkable new possibilities ā from earlier diagnosis to personalised treatment strategies ā while also highlighting the ethical, clinical, and practical concerns that come with relying on algor...
šļø Weāre back with the thirteenth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. In this weekās episode, Bas explores the powerful intersection between art and Parkinsonās disease ā how creativity, expression, and the artistic process can offer unique insights into living with the condition. From movement and emotion to identity and resilience, Bas reflects on the ways art can illuminate aspects of Parkinsonās that clinical measures often overlook. The article of the week, āShades of...
šļø Weāre back with the twelfth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. In this weekās episode, Bas examines whether todayās clinical study assessments are truly prepared for the future of Parkinsonās research and care. With rapid advances in technology, emerging biomarkers, and new digital tools, long-established rating scales and outcome measures are increasingly being questioned. Do they genuinely reflect what matters most to people living with Parkinsonās? And how might cl...
šļø Weāre back with the eleventh episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. This weekās Article of the Week delves into the emerging role of faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) as a potential treatment for Parkinsonās disease. Building on growing evidence linking gut health and neurological function, the study examines whether restoring a healthy gut microbiome could help alleviate symptoms and possibly influence disease progression. š You can read the full article below: http...
šļøWeāre back with the tenth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. This weekās Article of the Week explores an exciting and rapidly evolving field of research ā the potential for lifestyle interventions to not only alleviate symptoms but also influence the underlying disease process in Parkinsonās. From exercise and diet to sleep and stress management, the discussion sheds light on how small, evidence-based lifestyle changes can make a meaningful difference in patientsā lives...
šļø Weāre back with the ninth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. In this special episode, Professor Bas Bloem shares his top book recommendations on Parkinsonās disease ā a hand-picked selection of titles that offer insight, inspiration, and understanding for anyone affected by or interested in the condition. From personal stories and patient perspectives to the latest scientific research and clinical wisdom, Bas introduces each book with a brief description of why it stan...
šļø Weāre back with the eighth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. This weekās Article of the Week highlights a fascinating and innovative area of research: In this episode, Professor Bas Bloem reviews the study 'Association of ultra-processed food consumption with prodromal, incident Parkinson's disease and mortality'. Tune in as he discusses how dietary choices might influence the risk and progression of Parkinsonās disease. š You can read the full article below: https://...
šļø Weāre back with the seventh episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. This weekās Article of the Week highlights a fascinating and innovative area of research: In this episode, Professor Bas Bloem reviews the study "Beyond MIND and Mediterranean Diets: Designing a Diet to Optimize Parkinson's Disease Outcomes" Tune in as he discusses how nutrition could play a pivotal role in shaping better outcomes for people living with Parkinsonās. š You can read the full article below: ht...
šļø Weāre back with the sixth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. This weekās Article of the Week highlights a fascinating and innovative area of research: In this episode, Professor Bas Bloem reviews the study āHypoxic Conditioning in Parkinsonās Disease: Randomized Controlled Multiple N-of-1 Trials.ā He explores how controlled exposure to hypoxia may offer therapeutic potential in Parkinsonās disease, discussing the study design, key outcomes, and what this could mean for...
šļø Weāre back with the fifth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. This weekās Article of the Week explores an exciting area of research: In this episode, Professor Bas Bloem reviews two groundbreaking studies marking a major step forward in regenerative medicine for Parkinsonās disease: a Phase I trial of hES cell-derived dopaminergic neurons and a Phase I/II trial of iPS-cell-derived dopaminergic cells. He discusses the scientific progress, safety outcomes, and the potenti...
šļø Weāre back with the fourth episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. This weekās Article of the Week explores an exciting area of research: Bas explores the intriguing connection between proximity to golf courses and the risk of Parkinsonās disease. Join us as we discuss the findings of the latest research article and what it could mean for understanding environmental factors linked to Parkinsonās. š You can read the full article here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40338549...
šļø Weāre back with a BONUS episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. Weāre thrilled to bring you a very special bonus episode featuring The Parkinsonās Plan, recently recognised as a New York Times Best Seller! šāØ In this episode, we dive into the insights and strategies from the book that are helping people with Parkinsonās take control of their health, lifestyle, and daily routines. Whether youāre living with Parkinsonās, supporting someone who is, or simply passionate about n...
šļø Weāre back with the third episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. This weekās Article of the Week explores an exciting area of research: āExenatide once a week versus placebo as a potential disease-modifying treatment for people with Parkinsonās disease in the UK: a phase 2, multi-centre, double-blind, parallel-group, randomised, placebo-controlled trial.ā š You can read the full article here: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(24)02808-3/fullte...
Weāre back with another episode of Parkinson Weekly with Prof. Bas Bloem. In this edition, our Article of the Week is: āStability and Accuracy of a Diagnosis of Parkinson Disease Over 10 Yearsā This important study explores how accurate and stable a Parkinsonās disease diagnosis remains across a decade, offering valuable insights for clinicians, researchers, and people living with Parkinsonās. š You can read the full article here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40184591/
Welcome to the very first episode of Parkinson Weekly! Each week, Professor Bas Bloem, Neurologist at Radboud University Medical Center in Nijmegen, highlights his chosen Article of the Week and shares insights into what it means for people living with Parkinsonās, their families, and healthcare professionals. In this inaugural episode, Bas discusses the article: āDiscontinuation or acute unplanned cessation of oral dopaminergic medications in persons with Parkinsonās Disease: A Practic...
Parkinson Weekly with Prof. Bas Bloem brings you his āarticle of the weekā, alongside insights on every aspect of Parkinsonās disease ā for doctors, caregivers, patients, and beyond. A must-listen for anyone touched by Parkinsonās.
ššļø Weāre back with a special Christmas bonus episode of Parkinson Weekly, hosted by Prof. Bas Bloem. In this festive episode, Bas reflects on the many developments, conversations, and lessons from 2025, offering a thoughtful and wide-ranging look at where Parkinsonās disease research and care stand today. From scientific progress and clinical practice to people, policy, and purpose, he shares his perspective on what has changed ā and what still needs to evolve. Bas also looks ahead to the fu...
