Research using wearable devices shows that monitoring turning movements while walking can help detect Parkinson's disease ...

This shows that low step counts may be a sign of early Parkinson’s changes already starting in the brain, rather than a risk ...

Dear Curious, Recognizing the early signs of Parkinson’s disease is challenging because the symptoms are often subtle and/or ...

New UK Biobank data reveal that falling daily step counts may flag emerging Parkinson’s years before diagnosis, offering a simple digital clue to early neurodegenerative changes. Study: Daily steps ...

Parkinson's disease is no longer associated with old age, as young adults are also at increased risk. Find out what the early ...

New long-term research shows that analysing how people turn while walking –\u00A0using simple wearable sensors –\u00A0could ...

"People with lower step counts had a noticeably higher risk of Parkinson’s disease," paper author Aiden Doherty told Newsweek ...

The researchers showed that a tiny sensor worn on the back could help doctors detect the disease almost a decade in advance.

The participants wore a single sensor on their lower back, which measured turning movements they made while walking down a 20 ...

Oxford's Big Data Institute and Nuffield Department of Population Health report that daily step counts may help identify who ...

Parkinson’s disease, long considered a condition affecting the elderly, is now increasingly being detected among young adults ...

Recent research indicates that using wearable sensors to monitor turning movements while walking can help detect Parkinson's ...