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Books We Recommend
Parkinson’sc advocate, a person with Parkinson's disease, from the UK is
author of a new book -
Shake Well Before Use
by Tom Isaacs - the story of his inspirational walk around
the coastline of Britain to raise money for PD research and coping with
Parkinson's from the age of 27.
Parkinson’s advocate from the United Kingdom is author of a new book -
Monkeys in the
Middle: How One Drug Company Kept a Parkinson's Disease Breakthrough Out
of Reach , December 2007, by Tom Isaacs a
person with Parkinson's disease - the story of
his inspirational walk around the coastline of Britain to raise money for PD
research and coping with Parkinson's from the age of 27.
New Book Coming Soon!
Could possible cures for Parkinson's be
sitting on the shelf because of business decisions?
In
The Uncured: How one drug company shelved a
Parkinson’s breakthrough
(A
Brief Synopsis), journalist Nick Nelson eloquently
captures the real life experiences of
Parkinson's trial participants regaining
their lives with the use of GDNF in
clinical trials,
but losing them again
following Amgen's abrupt
halt of the
trials in 2004. Why were they halted?
A Life Shaken: My Encounter with Parkinson's Disease by Joel Haverman, a former journalist, a person with Parkinson's disease
Life with a battery-operated brain : a patient's guide to deep brain stimulation surgery for Parkinson's disease by Jackie Hunt Christensen, a person with
Parkinson's disease
Living well, running hard :lessons learned from living with Parkinson's disease by John Ball, a person with Parkinson's disease
The First Year---Parkinson's
Disease: An Essential Guide for the
Newly Diagnosed
by Jackie Hunt Christensen, a person
with Parkinson's disease
When Parkinson's strikes early :
voices, choices, resources, and
treatment
by Barbara Blake-Krebs
and Linda Herman, person's with
Parkinson's disease.
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- All are available
through Amazon.
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