Also, check out our Shiny App for easy implementation: https://t.co/0P7cWCTtKv Kudos to Andrew Hooyman for putting this together.

This was one of my favorite projects to put together! A novel approach to a clinically meaningful idea that introduces a new clinically actionable target. Great collab with an awesome team of investigators from around the globe! Stay tuned; more coming soon on this topic...

Excited to share a paper looking at the relationship between perceived and actual balance, and how it relates to falls: https://t.co/yI8P7xGIZN Also, Andrew Hooyman made this cool interactive app based on the data! https://t.co/ArnuKQEKEI @JK_Longhurst @martima80

In this 10-year longitudinal analysis we found that while utilization has increased incrementally (1.4%) annually, overall utilization of rehabilitation services continues to fall dramatically short of evidence-informed recommendations.

NEW PUB ALERT! In this paper, we aimed to determine current trends in the utilization of Physical and Occupational Therapy services among nearly 10,000 people newly diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. https://t.co/uqXotP3m4T

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I am super excited for recent DPT grad and current PhD trainee in my lab @Sarcarll on her first first-author manuscript recently published! We integrated robust dual-task metrics with MRI to better understand the neural contributions to "automatic" motor behaviors in PD.

Excited to see former lab member @pipelinetoPTPhD get her first, first-author paper published! We showed that arm swing asymmetries during dual-task gait were predictive of declines in cognition after 2 years among individuals with Parkinson's disease.

#APTACSM also reinforced what a great group of people I get to work with in the @slunibteam. Watching the trainees and students on my team confidently and competently present the work we have conducted was tremendously gratifying.

Had a great time at #APTACSM in Boston! It was wonderful to catch up with colleagues and friends. I am so grateful to have such a supportive network of clinician-scientists who not only make a difference with their science but are wonderful people too.

Interested in a PhD project on Parkinson's disease, anxiety, and MRI? Come join us in Leiden! Please RT

📢 New Article Alert! 👉Exploring relationships between state and trait anxiety and depression in patients with #Parkinson's disease and controls: a cross-sectional analysis 👉Authors: Elisabeth C. DeMarco, Jason Longhurst, Leslie Hinyard Free read at: https://t.co/JmCw94HWUC

Excited to announce an open position in our @KUALZ T32 #Postdoc position. Check out the opportunity. 👇🏻👇🏻 Anyone interested in #cerebrovascular #TCD #aging DM or email me. We have longitudinal data in NC, MCI AD

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Scientists discovered that when people do two things at once, like walking and thinking, their abilities are somewhat connected. This is especially true for moving skills like walking and thinking skills like planning.

This connection was similar in different groups of people they studied. @UNLV @UNLVSIHS @AlzTreatUNLV @UNLVBrainHealth #AlzheimersResearch #DualTaskperformance # #DoingTwoThings #WalkingAndThinking #ResearchDiscoveries #BrainAndBody #StudyFindings Read: https://t.co/Ps6l7MbB2u

Read: https://t.co/Ps6l7MbB2u

Research on Parkinson's disease (PD) patients with freezing of gait (FOG) reveals altered brain connections. Understanding these changes could help uncover the unique patterns of network connectivity and brain organization in PD-FOG patients. Read: https://t.co/IfgRSKv4wF

Dual-task performance shows good potential as a clinical method to probe specific brain regions and networks; however, task selection and effect measurement must be carefully considered. Read: https://t.co/Ps6l7MbB2u

I always enjoy speaking with @RealTalkMS_jon. This time we chatted about managing problems with gait for persons with #MultipleSclerosis. Listen in and let me know what you think! 🎧🎧 @wsuapplebaum @wsunurhopsi @WSUDPT @WayneStateTNP @mssociety