A CBD patient and his doctor speak about the bleak reality of living with the disease – and how The Salt Path gave them hope ...

Neurorehabilitation: Transforming lives via interdisciplinary approach for atypical Parkinsonism: Dr. Vignesh Srinivasan & Dr. Poovarasan Wednesday, August 6, 2025, 08:00 Hrs [IST ...

The Salt Path tells the story of how its author Raynor Winn and her husband Moth walked over 600 miles, days after Moth was diagnosed with a rare and terminal brain disease. That walk, the story goes, ...

Based on Winn's account of an episode she claimed happened in Mullion Cove whilst traversing the South West Coast Path with ...

But on 5 July this year, the Observer published a feature that had literary gossip fiends salivating: were all the events of ...

MRI reveals corpus callosum atrophy and diffusion restriction, while biopsy confirms a CSF1R mutation underlying the alien limb syndrome.

Author Raynor Winn has hit back at a newspaper investigation that claimed she gave misleading information about her life story in her 2018 book The Salt Path.

The life expectancy for sufferers after diagnosis is around six to eight years, according to the NHS. However, Moth has reportedly been living with the condition for 18 years. PSPA is a UK-based ...

Author Raynor Winn is defending herself against claims that The Salt Path – a memoir about her husband Moth's debilitating corticobasal degeneration (CBD) diagnosis and the couple's homelessness ...

In the book, Moth has a debilitating illness, corticobasal degeneration [CBD], a rare neurological condition in the same family as Parkinson's disease.