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Exercise to Treat Parkinson Disease

Jonathan Silver

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Aerobic exercise has been correlated with improved morbidity and mortality. These researchers have attempted to examine the potential benefit of two 6-month, aerobic-exercise regimens in 60 patients with Parkinson disease (PD; mean age, 65, 68% men). The exercise program was walking 3 times per week, with session duration …

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Aerobic exercise has been correlated with improved morbidity and mortality. These researchers have attempted to examine the potential benefit of two 6-month, aerobic-exercise regimens in 60 patients with Parkinson disease (PD; mean age, 65, 68% men). The exercise program was walking 3 times per week, with session duration …

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Aerobic exercise has been correlated with improved morbidity and mortality. These researchers have attempted to examine the potential benefit of two 6-month, aerobic-exercise regimens in 60 patients with Parkinson disease (PD; mean age, 65, 68% men). The exercise program was walking 3 times per week, with session duration …

Key concepts: Medicine, Aerobic exercise, Parkinson's disease, Physical therapy, Disease, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Internal medicine

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