Life After a Parkinson's Diagnosis

Award-winning actor Michael J. Fox, diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease at just 29 years old, created his foundation for Parkinson’s research back in 2000. Despite progress, the disease remains a formidable opponent, affecting an estimated one million Americans. What advancements have been made since then, and what more can be done to combat this progressive brain disorder?

In today's episode, we explore the latest developments in Parkinson’s research, the warning signs, symptoms, and risks you need to look out for, and the inspiring resilience of those who live with it every day - like Ana, a South Florida resident diagnosed with Parkinson’s in her early forties. Despite the diagnosis, Ana has courageously tackled the disease, receiving treatment that has enabled her to lead a fulfilling and normal life.


Host: David Jeannot