parkinson's foundation. >> jab, cross, jab, cross, hook. >>'s would say yep, that's built it's been i'm proud but not surprised. he was always that way, i was at charisma and energy and encourage people around him and really positive. >> you see people who have it worse or more advanced than i am. still doing everything they can to get our last push-up or that last second of plank and how can i stop? is that keeps filling me up, every day that i come in here. i only have one way to go and that is forward. >> you can join me, bill, in the parkinson's foundation tomorrow at justin herman plaza for the moving day. >> nice story, thank you. we will be right back. we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the condition

signature ofe the parkinson's disease which is cynically and aggregates -- s ynuclean aggregates. this is a focus we have been able to pursue more aggressively. the other area which is more common is the combination of vascular disease and people diagnosed with vascular disease. we have been decreasing the risk of stroke. it is incredibly common in people who have dementia are diagnosed with alzheimer's. with the hope that the things we already know about may prevent people from going on because we can block this contribution of the vascular component to dementia. >> thank you chairman blunt and all of you to testifying today. i have been involved with the cancer society for many years so i have seen how new treatments and new therapies have transformed the prognosis for many different types of cancers. role thatul for the nih has played in so many of those discoveries. would you are all doing is so important and i have seen it changing lives and i'm grateful for that. despite these recent innovations, my state in mississippi continues to have one of the highest cancer mortality r

signature ofe the parkinson's disease which is cynically and aggregates -- s ynuclean aggregates. this is a focus we have been able to pursue more aggressively. the other area which is more common is the combination of vascular disease and people diagnosed with vascular disease. we have been decreasing the risk of stroke. it is incredibly common in people who have dementia are diagnosed with alzheimer's. with the hope that the things we already know about may prevent people from going on because we can block this contribution of the vascular component to dementia. >> thank you chairman blunt and all of you to testifying today. i have been involved with the cancer society for many years so i have seen how new treatments and new therapies have transformed the prognosis for many different types of cancers. role thatul for the nih has played in so many of those discoveries. would you are all doing is so important and i have seen it changing lives and i'm grateful for that. despite these recent innovations, my state in mississippi continues to have one of the highest cancer mortality r

some kind of other sports and parkinson's disease i mean i always recommend doing some nice walk with the dog probably with a lot of walking states it's efficient as well g.p.'s are usually very reasonable people and the same what we recommend that i could nordic walking jogging or swimming cycling so there are no real limits unless you're not able to do something but there's no reason to. put yourself in the limits of this and say that this would be the next question i have any dangers involved in in recommending sports and exercise to parkinson's patients of course i mean if a patient has balance and is prone to falling in this case you should be careful not to do any exercise that puts them at risk to fall but apart from this you can do any sports and you can if an exercise is strong then. yeah. there are different options to treat parkinson's what is this exercise there a p the other is just plain medication and there's a third thing which is called deep brain stimulation this is actually cables and why it's a putting into the patient's brain connected to a pacemaker and it really hits patients with parkinson's disease. stephan lukash was diagnosed with p

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