Thiruvananthapuram, Feb. 8 -- India is expected to see a significant surge in Parkinson's disease cases, potentially becoming the country with the second-highest number of patients globally.

Experts at the 6th International Annual Symposium-2026 in Kerala highlighted the growing concern, especially among younger individuals in Southeast Asia.

The warning was issued during the international symposium organised by the King's Parkinson's Research Alliance India (PRAI), which brought together global researchers, clinicians, and policymakers to discuss emerging challenges and innovations in Parkinson's care.

Highlighting the symposium's significance for the state and the country, King's College Hospital London CEO Kimberley Pierce underscor...