Health | Public and communities | Social | Third Sector | UK
Survey of UK adults on behalf of Parkinson’s UK on the impact of medication for Parkinson’s.
Public awareness about the impact of medication for Parkinson’s is low.
- Half (49%) of people are unsure, or wrongly say that it is possible to prevent Parkinson’s.
- Four in five (83%) are unsure, or incorrectly think that there is no limit to the amount of time Parkinson’s medication works for.
- Three in five (62%) wrongly believe that Parkinson’s medication does more than mask or ease the symptoms of the condition.
Date Published: 10/04/2017
Categories: Health | Public and communities | Social | Third Sector | UK
Client: Parkinson's UK
Methodology
ComRes interviewed 4,149 UK adults aged 18+ online, between 9th and 15th December 2016. Data were weighted to be representative by age, gender, region and socio-economic grade.
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