Tracking Health Patterns in Parkinson's Disease Over Five Years

This is a long-term observation study that follows people with Parkinson's disease and similar conditions to learn what helps some people maintain a better quality of life and experience slower disease progression. Researchers will ask you about your medications, diet, lifestyle, and overall wellbeing every six months for five years. The goal is to identify patterns—like specific foods, exercise habits, or complementary therapies—that may be connected to better health outcomes in Parkinson's disease.

Many people with Parkinson's disease wonder what they can do to slow their symptoms and maintain quality of life. This study exists to answer that question by learning from the real-world experiences of people living with the disease, so researchers can eventually offer better guidance about diet, lifestyle, and complementary care.