Psychiatric Manifestations of Parkinson’s Disease and Its Treatment
Originally presented on July 20, 2017
Featured Speaker: Guy J. Schwartz, MD – Assistant Clinical Professor of Neurology
Stony Brook University Medical Center
This webcast will educate medical and public health professionals about the psychiatric symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, in particular the complex interaction between the organic brain disease and its treatment, so they may understand how to best recognize the psychiatric symptoms encountered in this disease, employ strategies to reduce risk factors and develop the most appropriate treatment paradigms.
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