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Addressing the Unmet Needs of Women with PD

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Forty percent of people living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) are women, but compared to men, they have a longer time to diagnosis, less access to neurologist care, and are underrepresented in research studies. Although PD presents special considerations for women, they are, overall, treated the same as men. Some of the differences are body weight, drug metabolism, symptoms, monthly hormone cycles, hormonal changes across different stages of life, pregnancy, and family and other care giving responsibilities and occupational demands, all of which can affect their disease and its treatment. However, these special needs have largely been underrecognized and under-addressed by the medical profession.

Six women health care professionals, three of whom have PD, authored a paper titled “Unmet Needs of Women Living with Parkinson's Disease: Gaps and Controversies” to bring these issues to the fore, identify current knowledge, gaps, and possible strategies to meet the neglected needs of women with PD.

Some of these areas of need are management of the disease, psychosocial issues, advocacy, research on sex and gender issues, and participation of women in research studies. One of the authors is Annalien Oosterbaan, MD, PhD, who has Young-Onset Parkinson's disease and is an obstetrician/gynecologist, researcher at the Radboud University Medical Center in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, and a mother, and whom we spoke with for this podcast. She said the paper lays out a path forward for medical professionals to recognize the unique needs of women with PD and for women to become educated and empowered to communicate their symptoms and needs, participate in research, and to organize as a community.

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Forty percent of people living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) are women, but compared to men, they have a longer time to diagnosis, less access to neurologist care, and are underrepresented in research studies. Although PD presents special considerations for women, they are, overall, treated the same as men. Some of the differences are body weight, drug metabolism, symptoms, monthly hormone cycles, hormonal changes across different stages of life, pregnancy, and family and other care giving responsibilities and occupational demands, all of which can affect their disease and its treatment. However, these special needs have largely been underrecognized and under-addressed by the medical profession.

Six women health care professionals, three of whom have PD, authored a paper titled “Unmet Needs of Women Living with Parkinson's Disease: Gaps and Controversies” to bring these issues to the fore, identify current knowledge, gaps, and possible strategies to meet the neglected needs of women with PD.

Some of these areas of need are management of the disease, psychosocial issues, advocacy, research on sex and gender issues, and participation of women in research studies. One of the authors is Annalien Oosterbaan, MD, PhD, who has Young-Onset Parkinson's disease and is an obstetrician/gynecologist, researcher at the Radboud University Medical Center in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, and a mother, and whom we spoke with for this podcast. She said the paper lays out a path forward for medical professionals to recognize the unique needs of women with PD and for women to become educated and empowered to communicate their symptoms and needs, participate in research, and to organize as a community.

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