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The goal of World Parkinson's Awareness Day is to increase understanding of Parkinson's disease and how it can impact a person on a global scale. The day offers a chance to raise money for management, research, and resource projects. The public's knowledge of this disorder is quite limited.
What is Parkinson's Disease?
Parkinson's disease is a chronic condition that mostly impacts the area of the central nervous system that controls movement. Parkinson's disease symptoms include both motor (such as stiffness, tremors, and slow movement) and non-motor ones. (verbal and nonverbal emotional cues). Some drugs that are used to treat associated symptoms may worsen other symptoms. There is currently no cure.
What does Take6 for Parkinson's Disease mean?
The subject for this year emphasises the increasing number of new cases of Parkinson's disease. People living with it have a unique experience. Each person's symptom progression is frequently a little different because of the condition's complexity. Parkinson's disease symptoms do mirror typical ageing inattentiveness, which may explain why some cases go undiagnosed. The difficulty of accessing healthcare in underdeveloped nations is made worse by this lack of knowledge. Parkinson's Awareness Day is intended to encourage advocacy and, where necessary, have an impact on policymakers' choices.
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