Debbie Soave MBE

At least 1 in 6 people live with a neurological condition. The right care at the right time can transform your life. But too often, people affected by neurological conditions are unable to access services they need. This is wrong and needs to change. #BackThe1in6

Together with the @MSAtrust we’ve launched an online course for all #healthcareprofessionals who work in #neurology or with neurological patients and would like to learn more about #multiplesystematrophy (MSA) management and care: ➡️ eu1.hubs.ly/H0sYqcK0 #MSAawarenessmonth

So, as a doctor I can’t accept a plastic pen from a pharmaceutical company because it might influence my prescribing decisions, but MPs can accept thousands in cash from those who want to privatise the NHS and it won’t affect their decision-making??? CTFO thenational.scot/news/25967768.…

Those foxes we planted are coming along nicely! 🦊🦊

Research strongly suggests a link between the gut and Parkinson’s disease. 🔬 For National Nutrition Month, learn how you can begin improving gut health today: Parkinson.org/blog/awareness…

I’d definitely encourage everyone to follow @MeningitisNow too

The Neurological Alliance is warning that people affected by neurological conditions are at risk of avoidable harm as they continue to face long delays for diagnosis and treatment... Learn more at bit.ly/3NonQai

People living with Parkinson’s can’t wait any longer to see a specialist doctor or nurse. Email your Integrated Care Board now and ask them what their plans are to ensure everyone living with Parkinson’s has access to the right healthcare professionals. prksn.uk/4rksT9V

On #InternationalWomensDay2026 I am running 54km in memory of the 54 Physiotherapists killed in Gaza. Many of them women, mothers, daughters and friends. If you can support us to raise funds for physios and rehab professionals in Gaza and across Palestine it’s much appreciated❤️

Retweet if you think every workplace should have a couple puppies to help with mental health.

A reminder... without women, there was no Bletchley Park. By January 1945, women made up 75% of the workforce, taking on roles across almost every level of the organisation - from operators and linguists to engineers and analysts. Their contribution reflected a wider shift across wartime Britain, where millions of women stepped into vital roles in industry and the armed forces. Yet despite their expertise and dedication, many faced official and societal scepticism and barriers to progression - particularly in technical and senior positions. Today, we celebrate their skill, resilience and lasting impact. Discover their stories and the difference they made by visiting Bletchley Park. #BletchleyPark #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2026 #GiveToGain

‘Like’ if you are disgusted that Farage has gone to the USA with the intention of damaging the U.K. during a war. ‘Repost’ if you’d rather he stayed over there with his orange buddy.

I don’t think there is a more appropriate day than #InternationalWomensDay2026 to post this short film I made about Synthia who is living with #Parkinsons so here it is…. Music 🎶🎵Bensound

The people have spoken and the company is listening. We have reached a public health milestone. “For decades we have warned that certain pesticides increase the risk of Parkinson’s and other serious diseases. This moment proves that advocacy, data and courage can change the trajectory of disease.” "Fewer people are going to develop Parkinson’s disease in the future.” "The voices of the Parkinson’s community, the voices of those who’ve been highlighting the toxic effects of this weed killer … are being heard and they’re having an impact.” Folks w/ Parkinson's, "tell your story," as that is the best way to create impact and contribute to the PLAN. pdplan.org theguardian.com/environment/20…

@Lizadorauk My mother in law had the pink version with matching veined tiles from 1972

The time has come for my 91 year old Nan to move in to a home 😔 The same house for 70 years! This avocado bathroom though - still immaculate after all this time! The generation of 'make do'. 👌🏼

@bunsenbernerbmd Joke from a patient about his Golden Retriever: My retriever is called Alzheimer. Why? No recall !

Thanks to some helpful training tips from Marla (which are in Paw Pack Training!) Bernoulli is by far our best dog at recall. Now we are getting him to find Beaker who is by far our worst dog at recall. Ha!

@CarlBovisNature Have had them on a buddleia in our garden this summer too - hummingbird moth 😊

Look what my daughter Emily Jane just filmed in our garden! 😍 Do you know what it is?

@theAliceRoberts Loved your Domination show at Eastbourne- you are a brilliant speaker and looking forward to reading your book. We are big fans of Digging for Britain and love how it brings history alive. Visited Chedworth Villa in June - a wet day so saw the Roman 🐌 😊

📢 I've signed @AlzResearchUK's petition because people with dementia deserve the right to an early, accurate diagnosis. Don't leave #DementiaUnseen, sign the petition today. alzres.uk/unseen-scl

The symposium aims to support cross pollination of ideas & concepts between different medical specialties and professional backgrounds. Topics covered include visual loss, urological symptoms, dissociation, dizziness, interception, mental health and neurocognitive perspectives.