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Parkinson’s disease: Everyday activity more beneficial than occasional strenuous exercise
September 17, 2015 by NewsBot
Parkinson’s patients often become sedentary because of motor symptoms such as gait, balance problems or falls. However, new research finds that non-exercise physical activity, more than occasional trips to the gym, is linked to less severe motor symptoms.
