The International Parkinson Disease and Movement Disorder Society is starting a new podcast!

The MDS Podcast is going to be a new channel of communication with the members of the Society and other neurologists, health professionals and neuroscientists interested in Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders, that will ultimately help improve the education in our field and keep the audience updated with novel and clinically-relevant research findings.

A monthly issue of the podcast will highlight the results of an article published in the Movement Disorders Journal or the Movement Disorders Clinical Practice, including an interview with one of the authors of the article selected.

Introduction: In this introductory podcast, the hosts, Dr. Michele Matarazzo and Dr. Sara Schaefer, introduce themselves and interview the editor-in-chief of the Movement Disorders Journal, Prof. José
       Obeso.

February 2019: Is benign hereditary chorea really benign? Dr. Mered Parnes discusses with Dr. Sara Schaefer his article on benign hereditary chorea recently published in the January 2019 issue of the
       Movement Disorders Clinical Practice. 

January 2019: Dr. Nikolaos Scarmeas discusses with Dr. Michele Matarazzo the results of his article about the impact of the Mediterranean diet on the risk of Parkinson’s disease, published in the January
       2019 issue of the Movement Disorders Journal. 

 

Contributed by:

Michele Matarazzo, MD,
Pacific Parkinson’s Research Centre
The University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC, Canada


 

Sara Schaefer, MD,
Yale School of Medicine
New Haven, CT, USA

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