Black people with Parkinson’s are underdiagnosed, miss treatment
Exercise is key for Parkinson’s relief, but there’s a huge equity gap in programs across the country, researchers say. Full story here.
Exercise is key for Parkinson’s relief, but there’s a huge equity gap in programs across the country, researchers say. Full story here.
Carlie, led one of the largest Walk to Stamp Out Parkinson’s teams to support her dad and said he never wanted to draw attention to himself or his Parkinson’s. Watch Carlie’s […]
Cherie, whose father was her Superman, said Parkinson’s was her dad’s “kryptonite.” Watch Cherie’s Story HERE.
Sonia, a 90-something individualist battling Parkinson’s, lives with the mantra of “keep moving and keep social.” Watch Sonia’s Story HERE.
The Parkinson Council is deeply saddened by the loss of our board president Vito Cosmo. Vito was a true champion for families impacted by Parkinson’s. From the first day he […]
Beyond the love and support of family and friends, humor has always been the thing that has kept me sane over the years. Yet, sometimes even humor fails me as […]
Join The Parkinson Council on Saturday, October 12, 2019 at the Philadelphia Zoo for the largest, grassroots community event in the Philadelphia region to raise funds for and celebrate local families […]
In case you missed it, check out the interview on Sunday, April 21, 2019 with “At Issue” host Rosemary Connors from NBC10 with former Pennsylvania Governor Edward Rendell and Wendy […]
Thank you to everyone interested in attending the April 4th Dance for PD® demonstration class. The class is now FULL. This class is the kick-off in celebration of National Parkinson’s […]
In celebration of National Parkinson’s Awareness Month, join The Young Friends of The Parkinson Council as they host Stand Up for Parkinson’s on Tuesday, April 9th, 6:00 pm until 8:00 […]