Adults who averaged fewer than 5,000 steps a day were later diagnosed with dementia, Parkinson’s disease or stroke at almost twice the rate of those averaging more than 12,000 steps, according to a ...

Planning your day, deciding what’s for dinner, coping with the stress of childcare, work or social engagements, negotiating a ...

Scientists have identified a pathway in the brain that can clear away toxins and could protect you from Parkinson’s, ...

The gap between the slowest and fastest decline in a new seven-year study came down to one weekly habit many people can hit.

Key points of this articleBrain trash refers to substances such as abnormal proteins like amyloid-beta and tau proteins that ...

Can staying physically active help people with Parkinson’s disease preserve both movement and memory? A new study suggests ...

Higher levels of physical activity were associated with slower cognitive and motor decline in people with Parkinson’s disease ...

It helped slow both motor and cognitive symptoms.

People with Parkinson’s disease who stay more physically active may experience slower declines in memory, thinking, and ...

Just an hour of physical activity a day could help slow down declines in movement and thinking skills in Parkinson's patients ...

Higher levels of physical activity — over 8 hours a week — were associated with slower Parkinson’s disease progression across ...