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Whether you have Parkinson’s or you care for someone who does, we have support and information that’s right for you. Choose the topics that you want help with during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
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Coronavirus and Parkinson’s
We’ve gathered the facts and guidance to help answer some of your most common questions about coronavirus and Parkinson’s.
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Emergency Appeal: help us deliver critical support
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Note: Due to the current coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, our in-person events and activities are still suspended. We’ll continue to monitor the guidance across the 4 nations. And we'll update the advice for face-to-face meetings and activities by Monday 31 August. Some activities have now moved online. You can get in touch with your local contact for up to date information. Join the online community here on Facebook. See more about Parkinson’s and coronavirus on our dedicated page.
Staying active while we're staying apart
At the moment we’re all spending more time indoors, which means our daily routines have had to change. This makes staying active and exercising all the more important for our physical and mental wellbeing.
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Team Parkinson's is for everyone
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Team Parkinson's is for everyone
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Watch the video to meet some members of Team Parkinson's and find out how everyone is getting involved to end Parkinson's. Forever.
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