BlogWorld Parkinson’s Day: A look at current research on the disease World Parkinson’s Day: A look at current research on the disease Posted Date : Apr 11, 2018 Parkinson’s disease was first identified in 1817 by British doctor James Parkinson, who described various symptoms of what was then called the “shaking palsy.” More than 200 years later, there’s still no cure, but researchers are making progress in a number of areas, looking at the causes of the disease, improving patients’ quality of life, and hoping for an eventual cure. Share this post: Your story matters: inspire and connect Inspire hope and connect with others by sharing your Parkinson’s journey. Your voice can make a difference. Share your story Discover more like this Oct 6, 2026 Quand la maladie de Parkinson fait mal : les causes de la douleur et de la dystonie, et ce qui peut aider Oct 6, 2026 When Parkinson's hurts: The causes of pain and dystonia, and what can help Sep 28, 2026 La FDA approuve le tavapadon : ce que la communauté Parkinson au Canada doit savoir