Tai chi and balance
China
Researchers are studying how tai chi relates to moving balance and communication between brain areas in Parkinson's.
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China
Researchers are studying how tai chi relates to moving balance and communication between brain areas in Parkinson's.
Testing a treatment or activity
Ages 40 to 85 · Ask the team who can join
China
This study tests different stimulation patterns and measures sleep difficulties in Parkinson's.
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Ages 18 to 80 · Ask the team who can join
China
This study investigates guided home exercise and rehabilitation for older adults with chronic conditions, including Parkinson's.
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China
Researchers are comparing eye movement measurements and studying how Parkinson's medicine affects them.
Learning by observing or collecting information
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China
Researchers are combining imaging methods to investigate brain chemical pathways before or early in Parkinson's.
Research study
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China
This study compares scanning tracers that may help assess Parkinson's.
Research study
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China
Researchers are investigating responses to etomidate in older people with Parkinson's to understand its effects during anaesthesia.
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China
This study compares gut microbe transfers and follows Parkinson's symptoms.
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China
Researchers are comparing acupuncture with a simulated treatment for anxiety in people with Parkinson's.
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China
Researchers are comparing stomach movement in people with and without Parkinson's.
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Ages 45 to 90 · Ask the team who can join
China
Researchers are measuring immediate responses to sound cues in people with and without Parkinson's.
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China
This study investigates symptoms and the financial burden of living with Parkinson's in China.
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China
This study investigates short-term pain changes after adjusting deep brain stimulation in Parkinson's.
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China
Researchers are comparing deep brain stimulation settings and measuring Parkinson's-related pain.
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China
This study compares remote exercise approaches and measures symptoms and everyday movement in Parkinson's.
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China
Researchers are comparing active and simulated stimulation over a treatment course for Parkinson's.
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China
Researchers are studying etomidate-based and propofol-based anaesthesia and following recovery and complications.
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China
This study tests an adapted Wuqinxi exercise programme alongside usual Parkinson's medicine.
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China
Researchers are testing repeated stimulation of two targets and measuring involuntary movement in Parkinson's.
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China
This study compares a traditional movement programme with stretching to investigate freezing while walking.
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Last complete check: 2026-10-14
73 related source records before matching duplicates
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