Scientists in Israel, the UK, and Germany say their discovery could introduce treatment that may significantly delay the disease's progression.

Scientists at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology developed a device with an array of 40 sensors that they say was able to detect early-stage Parkinson's with 81 percent accuracy.

Montfort Brain Monitor has been acknowledged for their innovative real-time brain monitor, which uses smartphone technology through an app to record and analyze the data of patients with neurological disorders

Israeli researchers from the country's leading universities are making game-changing breakthroughs in discovering the science behind the Parkinson's disease mystery that affects 500,000 new Americans each year.

Israeli researchers are one step closer to discovering a treatment for Parkinson's disease, after finding a genetic mechanism connected to cigarette smoking that keeps the degenerative disease from progressing.

Israeli researchers from the Technion found five genes that can predict Parkinson's disease. The findings could help identify high-risk patients before the onset of symptoms, thus allowing preventative treatments that can slow disease progression.