Can exercise help the brain? Does it matter what type of exercise, physical or mental, one does? This year-long study will investigate whether long-term exercise via a pedal-n-play neuro-exercise game leads to greater cognitive benefits than physical activity alone. The iPACES Main Study is our primary research program, and it serves as the entry point for all participation in iPACES research. We currently have one Main Study and one sub-study within it — our Parkinson’s disease study....

A large nationwide study from South Korea suggests that people with Parkinson’s disease who begin rehabilitation within the first year after diagnosis may live longer than those who delay therapy. Importantly, the potential survival benefit was not limited to people who were still physically independent. Researchers found that earlier rehabilitation was associated with better survival even among people who had already developed functional disabilities. The findings add to growing evidence...

The Davis Phinney Foundation is piloting a new online learning experience as an expansion of their Every Victory Counts® program. The eight-week pilot will kick off at the end of September, and they are looking for participants from our area to join! About the Course: While many educational programs focus primarily on information about Parkinson's, the Every Victory Counts® course emphasizes practical application—helping participants navigate everyday challenges, communicate effectively with...