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Parkinson’s decline slowed by aerobic exercise at home

Clinical trial shows patients can be motivated to exercise independently
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4 October 2019
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A home-based, remotely supervised program of aerobic exercise improves motor scores in patients with Parkinson’s disease, Dutch researchers report.

The study evaluated the effect of home-based high-intensity aerobic exercise on motor signs of Parkinson’s disease in 130 patients with mild disease who were on common treatment regimens.

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