|Videos|January 29, 2018

Weight Loss and Parkinson Disease

An incident, population-based prospective cohort study examined weight changes over time in patients with Parkinson disease.

An incident, population-based prospective cohort study examined weight changes over time in patients with Parkinson disease.

The study results showed weight loss occurring within 1 year of diagnosis was independently associated with an increased risk of dependency, dementia, and death. The authors concluded that dietary interventions early after diagnosis may improve outcomes.

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