YOPN’s Living Well Starts Here
Living Well Starts Here is now a Video Podcast, or Vodcast! Join, from the realm of social media infamy, our co-hosts Melissa Livingston, Jeremy Likness, Esther Labib-Kiyrash and Chris Sutphin for a frank discussion on the topics that can affect People with Young Onset…
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- Sep 18, 2026
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New Connections on the Cause of Parkinson's with Matthew Farrer, PhD (opens the original)
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Could Parkinson’s be the result of an evolutionary adaptation that provides short-term protection from environmental triggers, but results in long-term consequences? Researcher Matthew Farrer, PhD introduced a compelling model for understanding the mechanism behind Parkinson’s in his recent paper, and we’re diving into all the details with him.
After Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS): Was It Worth It? (opens the original)
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Sit down with co-hosts Mel and Chris to learn what their Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) procedures were like, the realities of recovering from brain surgery, and how they feel now, 2 years after. This episode does not shy away from the visceral parts of their experiences, including Chris’ unique impressions from being awake during his DBS placement.
Before Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS): Preparation & Mindset (opens the original)
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Jump in the time machine with cohosts Mel, Esther, and Chris to revisit a past conversation from 2024 when Chris and Mel were both preparing for Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgery. Learn about their mindsets and quality-of-life going into the procedure, then next month, come back to hear their DBS impressions almost 2 years later!
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