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Top 6 Parkinson’s Podcasts

Discover six insightful and empowering podcasts that share stories, science, and support for living well with Parkinson’s disease—just press play and start listening!
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Disaster Preparedness: 5 Tips for People With Parkinson’s

Our top 5 tips to prepare people with Parkinson’s for natural disasters and emergencies.
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Addressing the Top 5 PD “Scaries”

Facing the PD "Scaries" is a normal part of living with Parkinson’s. Here are the top 5 fears you may experience and actionable steps to reduce anxieties.
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How Parkinson’s Impacts the LGBTQ+ Community

The LGBTQ+ community faces unique barriers in medical treatment and research. Here are tips on how to advocate for yourself as an LGBTQ+ individual with PD.
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Is Parkinson’s A Disability?

Parkinson’s is considered a disability by federal and state laws. Here’s what that means for symptom management and disability support.
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Young-Onset Parkinson's Disease: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment

Young-onset Parkinson's disease impacts roughly 4% of those with Parkinson’s disease. Here are common symptoms, treatments, and resources.
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What's PCLA Planning in 2024?

A look at PCLA’s programs, support groups, and fundraising events in 2024.
2023 - a year to remember for PCLA
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A Look Back At 2023 With PCLA

Thank you for making it a great 2023 at PCLA! Here are the highlights from the past year, including fundraising and program accomplishments.
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Addressing the Unique Needs of Women with PD

Women experience PD differently than men, and they’ve been underrepresented in research. Here we explore the unique needs of women with PD.
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How to Advocate During Parkinson’s Awareness Month

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. Learn how to advocate for yourself and your community with these practical tips.
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How Parkinson’s Affects the Hispanic Community

While data representation continues to be an issue, a few findings may give a broader picture of how PD impacts the Hispanic population.
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PCLA 2022 Year in Review (How We Impacted the PD Community)

2022 has been a year of new ideas, initiatives, and amazing accomplishments! Let’s revisit the highlights as we near the year’s end.
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I Got Diagnosed with Parkinson's — Now What Do I Do?

Knowing what to do after being diagnosed with PD can be tough. Many resources are available to help you live your best life with Parkinson's.
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How Can You Be An Effective Care Partner?

Being an effective care partner can be demanding and challenging, so here are a few tips to help you along the way.
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Getting Involved with Parkinson's Research in 2022

In this article, we’ll cover the latest developments in Parkinson’s research and give you a rundown of projects you can join.
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A Look Back at “Sunday in the Park” with PCLA

This was our first in-person meetup since 2019, so seeing the celebration of love and support for the Parkinson’s community was enthralling.
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Parkinson’s Poetry Spotlight: Alan Ascher

Alan Ascher's story exemplifies the power of art, connection, and inspiration working together to empower those living with Parkinson’s.
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Parkinson's Awareness Month: Why It Matters

April is Parkinson's Awareness Month, and it's more important than ever to raise awareness for this challenging disease.

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