Webinar: Inflammation & Parkinson's

Understanding its role & recent advances in research.
This hour-long webinar is for the Parkinson’s community and allows the opportunity to hear first-hand from experts in the field, to learn more about the underlying mechanisms of Parkinson's and progress being made within the research arena.
The panel of experts, including Professor Malu Tansey, Dr Kirsten Scott, and Alison Anderson discuss inflammation and its role in Parkinson's as well as recent advances in clinical trials within this field of research.

[@Peter-gu4zc]

It would be interesting to hear panelists' thoughts about autophagy in the brain, and the ways to facilitate it, i.e. by fasting. Thx.

[@audreyboyle52]

Missed the live transmission but had a few questions for the panel: Do seasonal allergies like hay fever which presumably increase inflammation increase PD progression? I am a sufferer and not only does it increase PD symptoms but affects cognition giving me lethargy and brain fog. Second question - is a rise in CRP a measure of acute or chronic peripheral inflammation? Would a rise in CRP be associated with corresponding rise in TNF and interleukins? Thanks!

[@teresapalumbo1461]

I think neurologist should recommend inflammatory diet exercise it should be mandatory just like med are necessary