Category Archives: Parkinson’s disease

Day by Day
Bud Adkins: Drums Ken Fauteux: Guitar/Bass Bill "Red" Ermerins: Guitar Richard Fauteux: Bass Donate to Parkinson #39;s Disease: PO Box 3481 Fairfax, VA 22038 Send us a message with your address and we will send you a copy of our 18 songs on a CD for your pleasure.

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KS3:4 Science - Stem Cell Research- The Issue
© Crown Copyright. Provided by Arts College Limited. artsuk.org Further resources available on http Licensed to Arts College Limited. Licence information available at: artsuk.org Embryonic stem cells and the future of Parkinson #39;s Disease. Stephen Cuff is only 39, but he suffers from Parkinson #39;s Disease and it has turned his life upside down. He can no longer look after his two children and basic day-to-day activities like shaving, takes him a long time. Conventional drugs have not been successful for Stephen, leaving him no option but to undergo brain surgery. Stephen #39;s operation is successful, but it doesn #39;t cure him. One potential future cure is embryonic stem (ES) cell therapy. This is being pioneered by the likes of Professor Ian Wilmut, who became famous when he cloned Dolly the sheep. Professor Wilmut introduces us to the concept of stem cells and the science behind them, whilst presenting his opinion of the technology. Alison Davies, the chair of No Less Human, is a wheelchair user who would refuse ES cell therapy if it were available. She offers a different ethical perspective as to why the use of ES cells should not be permitted. We also hear the differing opinions of leading cell biologists at a recent stem cell conference.

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This is a video I made of myself off all medication. I have Young onset Parkinson #39;s disease. I got DBS in December of 2011. I made this video so people could see what Parkinson #39;s disease actually looks like. I also made it so you can see the difference in my condition with DBS on and DBS off.

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The Brains of Serial Killers with Dr. James Fallon
Dr. James Fallon joins Crime Time to talk about the neuroscience that sets a psychopath #39;s apart from other brains. He talks about the testing that is done to see the neurological patterns of serial killers, how those are distinguished from "normal" people, and what can be done with the information. GUEST BIO James Fallon, Ph.D., is a Professor Emeritus of Anatomy and Neurobiology at the University of California at Irvine School of Medicine where he is also a professor of psychiatry and human behavior. His research has delved into adult stem cells, chemical neuroanatomy and circuitry, higher brain functions, and brain imaging. He studies the neuroscience of schizophrenia, Parkinson #39;s disease, and Alzheimer #39;s disease. In addition, he has studied the brain activity, psychology and genetics of psychiatric patients and the brain scans of psychopathic serial killers. He is a Senior Fulbright Fellow, a National Institutes of Health Career Awardee, and sits on several corporate boards and national think tanks for science, biotechnology, the arts, and the US military. EPISODE BREAKDOWN: 00:01 Welcome to Crime Time. 01:59 The warrior gene and lack of caring. 04:14 Looking at schizophrenia compared to psycho killers. 07:51 Testing the neural responses from killers. 11:40 Identifying psychopaths in the making. 15:47 Grading psychopathy in dimensionality. 19:20 Assessing Eli Roth #39;s brain. 20:39 The higher functions of a psychopath #39;s brain. 21:30 Reading people #39;s scans and assessing ...

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Parkinson #39;s Disease Treatment: Balance, Gait (Walk) and Tremors stayed Improved: Update Part 3
A two year follow up visit with Dr. Demerjian.

By: Gary Demerjian

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Parkinson #39;s Disease Treatment: Balance, Gait (Walk) and Tremors stayed Improved: Update Part 3
A two year follow up visit with Dr. Demerjian.

By: Gary Demerjian

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Parkinson's Disease Treatment: Balance, Gait (Walk) and Tremors stayed Improved: Update Part 3 - Video