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Parkinson’s Disease

A slow loss of dopamine cells causes tremor, stiffness and slowness — well managed with treatment.

Parkinson’s disease explained in interactive 3D: the loss of dopamine cells, and treatments — levodopa, deep brain stimulation, continuous infusion and exercise — with help in India.

Parkinson’s comes from losing the brain’s dopamine cells, causing tremor and slow, stiff movement. See it in 3D, and the treatments — levodopa, deep brain stimulation, exercise — that control it well.

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