Research around the world.

Follow the latest Parkinson’s publications, explore where the work may have taken place, and see the questions and outcomes being studied.

Study-site candidates come from passages about experiments or recruitment and need review. Blue pins show author addresses when a study site could not be resolved. Cities are approximate centers, not building locations. A paper can appear in several places. This map covers publications collected by the library, not all ongoing research or trials.

Map: Natural Earth. City coordinates: GeoNames, CC BY 4.0. Smaller places and ambiguous addresses may remain unresolved.

Latest publications

Keeping the collection current

Source checks preserve original responses, link duplicate records and resume interrupted imports. Backfill is shown separately from completed update checks.

Licensed sources such as Scopus and Web of Science still require access. J-STAGE remains a bounded pilot. New metadata can appear before plain-language readings or outcome extraction are ready.

Explore the findings.

Search what changed, in whom, and under which conditions. A favorable result means improvement on a measured outcome in that experiment; it does not establish a cure or benefit in people.

Avenues of research.

Follow research from earlier publications to recent work. Choose an avenue or a point in time to explore its papers, the teams named in them, and connections to other topics.

These are overlapping topic matches in our collection, not a ranking of treatments or a history of proven discoveries. Collection coverage varies by period and language. A shared topic does not establish a scientific connection.

Recent areas of focus

Research through time

Read left to right. Each cell shows a publication count; darker shading means a larger share or count. Select any cell to open its papers. Papers can appear in several rows.

Welcome.

Terms made clear.

Plain-language explanations of biology, experiment design and statistics. Definitions are editorial drafts, with background references.

Sources & imports.

Source records can overlap. A language is not an author's country, and a connected source is not an exhaustive collection.

Bring in an authorized database export

Import UTF-8 RIS, CSV, or Web of Science tagged text. Preview the records before adding them to the library.

Collection history

Queries, source counts, and checkpoints for every collection run.

Evidence before inference.