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Parkinson’s disease steals movement. Yet one of the most popular therapies asks patients to dance.

In studios from Brooklyn to the UK, dance is happening and is increasingly discussed in clinical conversations as well. Studies now support the notion that dance benefits people with Parkinson’s in ways that go beyond what medication alone can achieve.

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