Younger women and Parkinson’s: ‘I hid my diagnosis. There is a stigma around brain diseases’

Richelle Flanagan found out she had Parkinson’s when pregnant with her second child

New home-based voice therapy for those with Parkinson’s disease

Teleatherapy is an app-based service monitored by clinicians

Sustainability, connectivity projects boosted by Microsoft alliance

Parkinson’s Association, My Waste see benefits of programme

Five specialist nurses for 12,000 Parkinson’s sufferers, says group

Protesters criticise lack of Government funding for Parkinson’s association and members

Chronic pain: how to live with it and manage it

Nurse-led programme aims to improve quality of life for persistent-pain sufferers

I’ve had a headache for nine years, non stop

Mark Nother was hit with a severe headache in 2008 – and he’s had it ever since

Parkinson’s disease marks the bi-centenary no one ever wanted to see

Early intervention and access to services is the key to living with Parkinson’s, yet currently people in the public hospital system can wait up to two years for diagnosis

World Day Against Pain: Suffer chronic pain? You are not alone

About 13 per cent of Irish population afflicted by pain every day, most of it in lower back area

How is Ireland dealing with Parkinson’s disease?

Incidents of the disease is on the rise in Ireland, but newly published research casts doubts on how prepared Ireland is to deal with long-term ramifications

Our dad has Parkinson’s. We hope he is happy and feels our love

Dubliner crowned ‘Countdown’ series champion

Mark Murray scored 105 points in final of Channel 4 series, with words such as ‘elongates’

My Health Experience: ‘I get tired of fighting’

Having lived with Parkinson’s for 17 years, it is now time to discuss my other medical options