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October ’19

Congratulations on the publication of this survey on:   Physical Activity, Sedentary Behaviour, and Barriers to Exercise in People Living with Dystonia, by Alana B McCambridge, Rebecca M Meiring, Lynley V Bradnam, published in Frontiers in Neurology

With permission of Dr Lynley Bradnam, Alana B McCambridge & Rebecca M Meiring.

 

17/07/19
Dear All,
you may recall our request for members to be interviewed by the media department of Deakin University to add a human voice to their media release regarding Daniel Corp’s journal article on dystonia being accepted by the prestigious journal “Brain”. Below is the link for the media release and an article in the Adelaide Advertiser featuring Margot Chiverton, one of our members and a patient advocate on the Advisory Board. Many thanks Margot for agreeing to be interviewed and for her articulate and informative comments on dystonia.
Doctor Daniel Corp is also a DNA member. We congratulate him on this research and wish him well on his next research project on dystonia.

 

 

 

https://www.deakin.edu.au/about-deakin/media-releases/articles/brain-mapping-study-could-pave-way-to-treat-neurological-disorder

With permission of  Doctor Daniel Corp,  Elise Snashall – Woodhams from  Deakin University and Margot Chiverton.

 

 

 

 

 

St Vincent’s Sydney Dr Stephen Tisch and Dr Ben Jonker have performed it first Treatment for essential Tremor

 

Dr Stephen Tisch & Dr Ben Jonker Non Invasive Treatment for Tremors in 2018

With Permission of St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney & Dr Sephen Tisch.

 

 

14/4/17

Dr Lynley Bradnam 
Professor of Physiotherapy      

University of Technology Sydney 

 Dr Lynley Bradnam  who is a Professor of Physiotherapy at the University of Technology Sydney has kindly giving us this link to her newly published article on gait and balance in people with Cervical dystonia. 

http://doi.org/10.1016/j.gaitpost.2017.04.004

 

With permission of Dr Lynley Bradnam