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Giving Parkinson's the one-two punch
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A ray of hope entered Streilein life when his wife, Pam Streilein, saw a segment on the news about Rock Steady Boxing, a program in which Parkinson's patients take boxing classes specifically designed to improve their strength, balance and agility ...




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