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More than 1 million people in the U.S. have Parkinsons disease, a movement disorder that progressively worsens. An estimated 60,000 are diagnosed each year. Neurologists suspect many more people may have Parkinsons, but they dont know what it is. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to diagnose. There is no official test to determine if someone has it; rather, physicians conclude it is Parkinsons when other conditions are ruled out and a patient responds to medication used to manage the disease. Recognizing the symptoms important but what happens next? A person diagnosed with Parkinsons often has lots of questions and frequently encounters a daunting amount of misinformation. Hear from the Ashley Rawls, M.D., an expert at the at BOBÌåÓý, which is a Parkinsons Foundation Center of Excellence. Registration is required to attend this Zoom webinar. TO REGISTER Can't make it? The seminar will recorded for you to view at your convenience. You will receive an email with a link to the recording once it's available, if you are registered to attend. *Please note- this seminar was previously scheduled to be held in-person and online via Zoom. Since the COVID-19 positivity rate is increasing, we have decided to only offer it online.