Join a Groundbreaking Study That’s Shaping the Future of Parkinson’s Research At EOPD.ie, we believe in empowering people living with early onset Parkinson’s through community, information, and advocacy. That’s why
We’re pleased to share details of the upcoming term of Dancing Well with Parkinson’s, a wonderful initiative led by Dance Theatre of Ireland. These classes are open to all, and
EOPD Evening Social, Waterloo House – April 25th Join us on April 25th at 7pm, during Parkinson’s Awareness Month as we meet at The Waterloo House Pub, 36 Upper Baggot
INSIGHT into Parkinson’s, presented by PDWarrior, have organised their annual Online Conference. This is the world’s largest online event dedicated to Parkinson’s. The event will be held during World Parkinson’s
A PhD researcher, Afua Appiah, at University College Dublin (UCD), is conducting a study on swallowing and respiration in Parkinson’s Disease. Afua is seeking to recruit both individuals with and
RTE News, 6th February 2025, published an article ‘Robotic surgery guidance issues amid significant growth in use’. Please read the article here. The article highlights that a new framework from
Bone health is important to everyone, but especially for people with Parkinson’s due to PD weakening bones and make them more likely to break. Osteoporosis is a condition that lessens
Early Onset Parkinson’s Disease is hiring a part-time Office Coordinator. To apply, please submit your CV and Cover Letter (maximum one page), in Microsoft Word format, outlining how your motivation,
This Spring, the University of Limerick (UL) students are once again kindly offering online exercise classes. The classes will be held on Thursday mornings, for six weeks, from 20th February
Parkinson’s Europe has launched its 2025-2028 strategy. As we are part of the Parkinson’s Europe network, we are sharing and spreading the word of the new strategy. You can find
The Irish Society of Chartered Physiotherapists is hosting the LSVT BIG Training Course for Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists on 21-22 February 2025. Volunteers with Parkinson’s or similar conditions are needed
Researchers at Lund University, Sweden, have successfully implanted 7 million lab-grown brain cells into a patient to treat Parkinson’s disease. The researchers at Lund University expose stem cells from fertilised