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While a slight shaking in a finger, thumb or hand is a sign of Parkinson’s, other early signs include small handwriting, loss of smell and trouble sleeping. Learn more early warning signs of Parkinson’s.
Next QuestionYou’re right! While a slight shaking in a finger, thumb or hand is a sign of Parkinson’s, other early signs include small handwriting, loss of smell and trouble sleeping. Learn more early warning signs of Parkinson’s.
Next QuestionIt’s important to have all of these specialists in your care team. Learn more about building a care team.
Next QuestionIt’s important to have all of these specialists in your care team. Learn more about building a care team.
Next QuestionIt’s important to have all of these specialists in your care team. Learn more about building a care team.
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Next QuestionIn fact, Young Onset Parkinson’s occurs in people younger than age 50, and affects about 4 percent of the one million people with PD in the United States. Visit Parkinson.org/YOPD to learn more.
Next QuestionGreat job! Young Onset Parkinson’s occurs in people younger than age 50, and affects about 4 percent of the one million people with PD in the United States. Visit Parkinson.org/YOPD to learn more.
Next QuestionThere are actually 60,000 people newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s every year. We have materials to help people who have just received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s. Learn more at Parkinson.org/NewlyDiagnosed.
Next QuestionThere are actually 60,000 people newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s every year. We have materials to help people who have just received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s. Learn more at Parkinson.org/NewlyDiagnosed.
Next QuestionYou’re right! Each year, 60,000 people are newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. We have materials to help people who have just received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s. Learn more at Parkinson.org/NewlyDiagnosed.
Next QuestionThere are actually 60,000 people newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s every year. We have materials to help people who have just received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s. Learn more at Parkinson.org/NewlyDiagnosed.
Next QuestionKnowing you have a genetic link to Parkinson’s disease can help tell if your children might develop it as well. If you’re interested in getting tested, PD GENEration: Mapping the Future of Parkinson’s Disease is a national initiative that offers genetic testing for clinically relevant Parkinson's-related genes and genetic counseling at no cost for people with Parkinson’s. Learn more or enroll at Parkinson.org/PDGENEration.
Next QuestionKnowing you have a genetic link to Parkinson’s disease can help tell if your children might develop it as well. PD GENEration: Mapping the Future of Parkinson’s Disease is a national initiative that offers genetic testing for clinically relevant Parkinson's-related genes and genetic counseling at no cost for people with Parkinson’s. Learn more or enroll at Parkinson.org/PDGENEration.
Next QuestionThe U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) estimates that 110,000 veterans have Parkinson’s disease. There are many resources available to veterans with Parkinson’s. Learn more at Parkinson.org/Veterans.
Next QuestionThe U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) estimates that 110,000 veterans have Parkinson’s disease. There are many resources available to veterans with Parkinson’s. Learn more at Parkinson.org/Veterans.
Next QuestionThe U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) estimates that 110,000 veterans have Parkinson’s disease. There are many resources available to veterans with Parkinson’s. Learn more at Parkinson.org/Veterans.
Next QuestionThe U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) estimates that 110,000 veterans have Parkinson’s disease. There are many resources available to veterans with Parkinson’s. Learn more at Parkinson.org/Veterans.
Next QuestionParkinson’s disease (PD) is generally thought of as a disease that only involves movement. But in addition to motor symptoms such as slowness of movement, tremor, stiffness and postural instability, most people develop other health problems related to Parkinson's. These symptoms are diverse and collectively known as non-motor symptoms. Learn more.
Next QuestionThat’s right! Parkinson’s disease (PD) is generally thought of as a disease that only involves movement. But in addition to motor symptoms such as slowness of movement, tremor, stiffness and postural instability, most people develop other health problems related to Parkinson's. These symptoms are diverse and collectively known as non-motor symptoms. Learn more.
Next QuestionAll of these exercises can help slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. Learn more about the benefits of exercise.
Next QuestionAll of these exercises can help slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. Learn more about the benefits of exercise.
Next QuestionAll of these exercises can help slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. Learn more about the benefits of exercise.
Next QuestionGreat job! All of these exercises can help slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease. Learn more about the benefits of exercise.
Next QuestionScientists believe a combination of genetic and environmental factors are the cause of Parkinson’s disease (PD). 10% of Parkinson’s cases have a genetic cause. Learn more about the causes of Parkinson’s.
Next QuestionThat’s right! Scientists believe a combination of genetic and environmental factors are the cause of Parkinson’s disease (PD). Scientists continue to study genetic links to Parkinson’s and have identified dozens of gene mutations linked to the disease. Learn more.
Next QuestionScientists believe a combination of genetic and environmental factors are the cause of Parkinson’s disease (PD). 10% of Parkinson’s cases have a genetic cause. Learn more about the causes of Parkinson’s.
Next QuestionScientists believe a combination of genetic and environmental factors are the cause of Parkinson’s disease (PD). 10% of Parkinson’s cases have a genetic cause. Learn more about the causes of Parkinson’s.
Next QuestionOver 300,000 people with Parkinson’s experience a hospitalization every year, for planned or unplanned reasons. Make sure you’re prepared by getting your Aware in Care hospitalization kit here.
Get Your ScoreOver 300,000 people with Parkinson’s experience a hospitalization every year, for planned or unplanned reasons. Make sure you’re prepared by getting your Aware in Care hospitalization kit here.
Get Your ScoreOver 300,000 people with Parkinson’s experience a hospitalization every year, for planned or unplanned reasons. Make sure you’re prepared by getting your Aware in Care hospitalization kit here.
Get Your ScoreThat’s correct! Over 300,000 people with Parkinson’s experience a hospitalization every year, for planned or unplanned reasons. Make sure you’re prepared by getting your Aware in Care hospitalization kit here.
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