Parkinson Disease: When There’s No Fight Left
An update on the prevalence and features of demoralization in patients with PD.
The findings indicated demoralization can compromise a patient’s motor dysfunction and while it is pervasive, it is different from depression. The primary difference is an inability to cope in patients who are demoralized. The authors stated, “Treatment approaches are also different, making it important to identify demoralization in patients with PD.”
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