Women are the most vulnerable populations that are attacked by Parkinson's disease. Patients with this ailment are in themselves physically, mentally, and socially vulnerable. But, when women have a shortage of healthcare professionals or supplies in their area, or face healthcare failures, or have other personal barriers like socio-economic status, cultural differences, and linguistic differences, they are even more vulnerable. Moreover, it has been researched that women with Parkinson's do not receive the same care or advocacy as men or children who face the same ailment.
