MDS

In this review article, the authors highlight the distinct neuroanatomical and temporal dynamics of the non-motor aspects of PD and explore the possibility of developing adaptive DBS for non-motor symptoms. A "must-read" article for DBS-enthusiasts! loom.ly/FCX82rw

In this insightful viewpoint article, the authors discuss the impact of the recent FDA decision to end the requirement for blood monitoring in clozapine use. loom.ly/_HJvQNg

Interesting work by Prof. Taira and colleagues: unilateral FUS pallidothalamic tractotomy (PTT) in Parkinson’s disease showed short-term improvement in bilateral wearing-off and dyskinesia. It is presumably due to bilateral projections of the PTT. loom.ly/blNUF0c

Present your work to leaders and colleagues across the region. Submit an abstract for presentation at the 6th #PASCongress. loom.ly/L8q9Iy0

Next-generation sequencing has advanced our understanding of epilepsy-dyskinesia syndromes, shifting diagnosis from symptom-based categories to those defined by shared genetic and pathophysiological mechanisms.

Call for Applications — Editors of the MDS journals Apply for MDJ editor: loom.ly/lnxf_nc Apply for MDCP editor: loom.ly/0L3tKZY

Human aging and brain cell degeneration go hand in hand due to prolonged protein aggregation. This #MDSCongress panel discussion will explain how neurobiological mechanisms inform key therapeutic strategies. Mdscongress.org

Explore the latest in Parkinson’s disease research at the MDJ Symposium on November 14 in San Diego, CA, USA. A must-attend satellite event of #SfN2025. Register now: loom.ly/1CJxmpY

Call for: Photographs, letters, medical artifacts, books, and/or memorabilia that focus on Jean-Martin Charcot and the 19th century French neurological school for an exhibit at the 2025 International Congress in Honolulu. Learn more and submit here: loom.ly/Q84HLyo

DBS presurgical evaluations often involve a multidisciplinary team, yet social workers are underutilized. Dr. Amanda Currie shares insights on the value of social workers in the DBS process and how other programs may benefit from these findings. loom.ly/zrklMHE

Clinical Clue from Dr. Abhimanyu Mahajan: Learn how to recognize mirror movements in early PD and how they may differ in corticobasal syndrome. @AMahajanMD

Levodopa has been the “gold standard” therapy for PD, but in recent years, therapy options have increased rapidly. These options now include DBS, subcutaneous levodopa infusions, and various other pharmacological aids. Learn more: loom.ly/DsWX7_A

Young researcher highlight: The number of mitochondrial DNA copies within blood cells, or mtDNA-CN, could also function as a diagnostic biomarker for PD. loom.ly/EOj0ZwA

A 4-hour online course covering common movement disorders, useful assessment scales and available treatment options. (Français + English) En français: loom.ly/B1ror1A In English: loom.ly/euyPTWg

“Double hit” of interactions between multiple pathologically affected circuits may predispose individuals to hallucinating. loom.ly/8aXss_A

Join the new Cognition and Lewy Body Diseases Study Group to collaboratively study and advance research related to Lewy Body Diseases and Movement Disorders. Learn more: loom.ly/eiJ9MEE

Metabolic movement disorders can be complex and require neurological and laboratory assessments. Learn key diagnostic and clinical management tools. movementdisorders.org/Fundamentals

Esta serie de cursos gratuitos con expertos líderes en la enfermedad de Huntington cubre enfoques novedosos, tratamiento multidisciplinar, y más. loom.ly/okZq-6M