Poo transplant trial aims to help uncomfortable symptom of Parkinson's disease
Two South Australian hospitals team up with a biotechnology company to trial faecal transplants to treat an uncomfortable symptom of Parkinson’s disease. …
'I've become a different person': How pickleball is changing the lives of people with Parkinson's disease
Marina Haralameous never imagined that taking up a sport later in life would mean being able to give up her walking stick, let alone break into a run on a sports court.But …
Man who treats extreme chronic pain with hot wax says spinal stimulator is 'life-changing'
Sometimes when the constant, blinding agony overwhelms him, Dean Earls dunks his arm in hot wax for relief.Key points:A chronic pain sufferer who’s been trialling a spinal stimulator
Exercising when you're in pain is hard. Finding someone to help can be harder
Akii Ngo was eight years old when it became obvious to her that the pain she was experiencing wasn’t normal.Even then, she says, “it was brushed off for a number
Migraines strike women three times more than men, and we're finally starting to understand why
One day not long before I turned 12, I got my first migraine. I was triumphantly competing for my primary school in a regional cross-country race when zig-zags of neon light began to buzz in my peripheral vision.