Our Parkinson’s disease specialist team hosted an information stand on Whitty Street to mark Parkinson’s Awareness Day, which takes place on Saturday 11th April.
Along with our expert panel of Parkinson’s Nurses, Clinicians, and Researchers, we featured the red and white tulip, a symbol of Parkinson’s awareness.
The red and white tulip, known as the “Dr James Parkinson tulip” was developed by J.W.S Van der Werald, a Dutch horticulturist living with Parkinson’s disease. The tulip symbolises hope and resilience, representing the fight against Parkinson’s disease.