Abbott Parkinson's

01/08/2025

Struggling with essential tremor? Join Dr. Shervin Rahminpour on August 4, 2025, at 3:00 p.m. CDT to learn how DBS therapy may help improve your quality of life.

Register here: https://abbo.tt/3GzoQoM

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17/07/2025

“If DBS is going to help me, why wait?” Ed, a Liberta RC™ DBS System recipient describes his journey with Parkinson’s and the conversations that led him to movement symptom relief. “After Ed had the DBS surgery, it was like a miracle happened,” said Ed’s wife and care partner, Jane.

Watch Ed’s full patient story here: Parkinson’s & Possibility here: https://abbo.tt/4m426fO


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The video is intended for patients and caregivers.

Join Ed M as he describes how living with Parkinson’s led him to choose the Liberta RC™ DBS System, and how its advanced features help him stay active and in...

08/07/2025

Margaret has been living with Parkinson’s for more than 10 years and decided to get deep
brain stimulation (DBS) therapy after talking with her physician. Watch how DBS therapy
alleviates her tremors here: https://abbo.tt/44g1XPa

If you would like to speak with someone who has DBS therapy to learn how it has impacted
their lives, use the link below to fill out a form and connect with a Patient Ambassador.

Register now: https://abbo.tt/42OtCWz

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The video is intended for patients and caregivers.

Margaret found that painting helped calm some of her Parkinson’s symptoms, but when her tremors got worse, she turned to deep brain stimulation (DBS). Learn ...

02/07/2025

“I called myself the CEO of Parkinson’s and I had to find a way to challenge it.” Margaret
was diagnosed with the condition in 2012 and experienced a slow progression which she
attributes to her active lifestyle and partnership with her care team. Finally, after nearly a
decade of living with Parkinson’s her physician recommended that she consider deep brain
stimulation (DBS).

Watch Margaret’s full story here: https://abbo.tt/4ldAOTE

Important Safety Information: https://bit.ly/3zexfYv

The video is intended for patients and caregivers.

“I called myself the CEO of Parkinson’s and I had to find a way to challenge it.” Maragaret was diagnosed with the condition in 2012 and experienced a slow p...

05/05/2025

The Liberta RCTM DBS IPG is the world’s smallest rechargeable system with remote programming capabilities to treat movement disorders.1*

Take our short questionnaire to see if DBS is right for you: https://bit.ly/AbbottDBSAssessment

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30/04/2025

As Parkinson’s Awareness Month comes to a close, we want to express our gratitude for helping us raise awareness. It has been a privilege to share valuable information about Parkinson’s disease (PD) and the inspiring stories of those living with it.

Awareness is just the beginning. Let's continue to support one another and advocate for improved resources and research. Thank you for your unwavering support. Together, we can make a meaningful difference.

30/04/2025

Finding a movement disorder specialist (MDS) who is familiar with advanced treatment options can be difficult. Use our physician locator tool to find an MDS that can help you manage your Parkinson’s symptoms: https://bit.ly/FindAMDS

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Read prescription and safety information about our neurostimulation systems here.

29/04/2025

If your Parkinson’s medications aren’t helping you manage your symptoms as effectively as they used to, your doctor might suggest a treatment option called deep brain stimulation (DBS). DBS has been around for more than 25 years1 and is a safe and effective way to manage your symptoms.2,3

Learn more about how DBS works: https://bit.ly/DiscoverAbbottDBS

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24/04/2025

Parkinson's disease happens when the brain loses cells that make dopamine, a chemical that helps control movement. This can cause unusual brain activity and make it hard to move normally.1 We don't know exactly what causes Parkinson's, and it affects each person differently. Thankfully there are many treatments that can help manage the symptoms.

Learn more about Parkinson's and the treatments available, by visiting: https://bit.ly/WhatCausesPD

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21/04/2025

We're proud to announce our partnership with the Parkinson's Foundation for the Boston Marathon. Together, we're supporting runners who have a personal connection to Parkinson's. Join us in cheering them on as they race for a cause close to their hearts. https://abbo.tt/4lUWNjA

18/04/2025

Up for a quick brain teaser? See our clues below to fill out the crossword!

Clues:

Across:
1. Muscle stiffness, often causing discomfort and reduced range of motion. (8 letters)
2. A treatment option for Parkinson’s, involving electrical stimulation of the brain (3 letters)
3. A medication- free* treatment option from Abbott that allows people to combat the symptoms of movement disorders. 2 across is a part of this category of treatment options. (15 letters)

Down:
1. A common symptom of Parkinson’s, such as stiffness and slow moment (10 letters)
2. Describes the fluctuation of medication where patients can experience periods of symptom control and periods of symptom worsening. (5 letters)
3. A common symptom of Parkinson’s, often characterized by shaking or rhythmic movement usually in the hands, arms, or legs (6 letters)
4. A medication commonly used to treat Parkinson’s symptoms, especially motor symptoms. (8 letters)
5. The ability to initiate and control voluntary physical actions. Often impacted due to Parkinson’s symptoms primarily affecting motor control and coordination. (8 letters)