Real science. Real community. Real people who refuse to stop moving.
The peer-reviewed evidence is in — and it's more encouraging than most people realize. A deep dive into why movement may be one of the most powerful tools available to people living with Parkinson's, and what types of exercise produce the best results.
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Ocean State Stories reports on how advances in medical intervention — from deep brain stimulation to focused ultrasound — are giving Parkinson's patients more quality years. Features Dan Alperin and the Run With Parkinson's mission.
The inside account of Major #3 — five days after his Parkinson's diagnosis. What Dan was thinking at the start line. What happened at mile 18.
A practical guide — developed with movement specialists — for people with Parkinson's who want to start or continue running. When to push, when to rest, and how to adjust.
Research is beginning to show that social connection may have measurable neurological benefits. We look at the evidence and hear from members of our own community.
Members of our community share the conversations they dreaded most — and what they learned from them. Plus guidance from a Parkinson's counselor.
Rock Steady Boxing has thousands of members. The research on high-intensity non-contact boxing is surprisingly compelling. Here's what makes it different from other exercise.
Poor sleep is one of the most common and disruptive symptoms of Parkinson's. New research is illuminating what's happening — and what might actually help.
If you're living with Parkinson's, caring for someone who is, or you're part of this community in any way — we want to hear from you. Every story belongs here.
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