Party Time! AskShan Addresses Concerns re: Alcohol and THC
With the holidays upon us, many Parkies wonder about drinking alcohol, smoking pot, and doing both on the same evening.
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With the holidays upon us, many Parkies wonder about drinking alcohol, smoking pot, and doing both on the same evening.
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AskShan, the AI bot who focuses on all things Parkinsonian, is now acting as a mental health therapist as well as a medical doctor who advises. Here’s a replay
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DBS is great, but it can’t fix everything for people with Parkinson’s disease.
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Parkinson’s disease affects movement, mood, and energy in ways that change daily life. Medications help, but symptoms often persist or evolve. As needs shift, many people with PD turn to natural treatments, therapeutic movement, and lifestyle changes for support.
The NY Times reports: More and more elderly are falling and dying in America, but not in other countries.
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Here are two more questions that I submitted to AskShan. As before, my question will appear in bold font, and AskShan’s response in italics. And just like last time, the
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I now like to visit the online bot for Parkinson’s disease, and am impressed with how quickly the bot responds to my inquiry.
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***************** Here’s a follow-up question that I submitted to AskShan, based on one of my questions to the bot last week. As before, my question
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New Parkinson’s Clinician: AI Itself There’s a new “doctor” in town – and it’s entirely AI. I found this out by reading a blog post on the World Parkinson
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Next year the world’s Parkinson community will gather in Phoenix, Arizona, from May 24-26, 2026, for the fifth World Parkinson’s Congress.