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Read more about exercise and Parkinson's disease
A new study from researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California (USC) shows that treadmill exercises may benefit patients with Parkinson's Disease and those with similar movement disorders.	Growing evidence suggests that exercise -- whether it's sweating on a treadmill or on a dance floor -- can help Parkinson's patients move better and may even slow the inevitable march of this degenerative brain disease. Read all about it in www.pdf.org News
Evidence suggests that regular exercise can improve some Parkinson's symptoms and enhance quality of life.   (read the article)	In order to meet the individual needs of the movement disorder population, a variety of activities are offered through the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center. These activities have been specifically adapted for people with movement disorders and are taught by professionals who have significant knowledge and experience in this area.
Exercise May Lower Risk For Parkinson's Disease Science Daily — The risk of developing Parkinson's disease may be reduced with moderate to vigorous exercise or other recreational activities, according to recent research presented at the American Academy of Neurology's 59th Annual Meeting in Boston, April 28 -- May 5, 2007.	Exercise & Parkinson's David Engle, president of an exercise consulting firm for physicians with focus on chronic diseases. Brain doctors study sleep and exercise
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