danniella bag a parkinson's expert at the university of keele in northern germany knows that exercise can protect nerve cells that's why she rides her bike to the clinic every day when my ardently kind yet if you exercise a lot new neural pathways in the brain which we see in imaging studies then certain areas of the brain are reorganized. nathanson nerve cells make new connections and movements can be performed in better in different ways. and then the brain has to learn to do that and only learns by exercising 13 and by exercising you can mobilize unused potential in your brain and that's particularly important for parkinson's patients those who start early can possibly help slow the progression of the disease. overall mobility in everyday life and the progression over a period of months or years a simply much improved. lord has become more agile has improved his balance and is less prone to falling than other parkinson's patients who don't move much. his progress is monitored in the motor functions lab. to try for my 1st impression as soon as a patient walks through the door some p

as a professor of law keeled university an expert on ethiopia and the horn of africa thank you. leaders from the g. 5 said hell countries and french president among one mccrone are meeting in mauritania's capital north chart to discuss how to reduce attacks in the region the g 5 said hell force includes militaries from mali chad the new share burkean a fast so and mauritania in recent months armed rebels linked to al-qaeda and eisel have strengthened their positions across the sahara across his call for an end to political instability and expressed solidarity in the fight against the pandemic of coronavirus nicolas sarkozy senegal's capital dhaka he says the victories of the g. 5 countries have been overshadowed by a un report which accuses nis air mali and blocking a fast so of killing some of their own civilians in the fight against rebel groups . what the countries the militaries in the region want is more support from european partners more funding to fund their military and at the at the start of this summit micro said that there were some victories made by the french milit

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