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Orlando seniors use boxing to fight Parkinson's disease
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ORLANDO, Fla. - Studies show those dealing with Parkinson's disease could slow down its degenerative effects by boxing. Now, local men and women are turning to the sport to take on the fight one punch at a time.




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