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Derek Bandeen was recently presented with the Leader of Consequence Award at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, his alma mater
Get ready to get loud at The Bandeen Center! We are delighted to announce our partnership with Speak Out!® speech therapy, a research-based, nationally-recognized program that helps people with Parkinson's improve their speech and swallowing.
In our latest "Ask an Expert" feature, Dance for PD's David Leventhal describes his long career in the arts, the inspiration behind the program that has his heart, and the importance of creating an ecosystem of care when battling Parkinson's.
For our debut “Ask an Expert” feature, we call on Dr. Cabassa to weigh in on the wonders of exercise when it comes to fighting PD.
Jon Nathanson, a founding member of PWF's Working Committee, was invited to serve as a panelist at the Michael J. Fox Foundation Gala
PWF's Fitness Advisor Dr. Rose Gallagher discusses what she learned at Shaken, Not Deterred last month.
PWF Co-Founders Bonnie and Derek Bandeen joined more than 250 Parkinson's advocates at the 2025 Parkinson's Policy Forum held in Washington, D.C. in September.
Ten participants then completed six months of a high-intensity exercise program, wearing heart-rate monitors and Fitbits. The target heart rate, defined as 80% of each person’s maximum heart rate, was reached in about two-thirds of all classes.
In a brief introduction to its first-ever series dedicated to Parkinson’s disease, the medical journal “The Lancet” offers two startling statistics. The first: Parkinson’s prevalence “is expected to increase to 12–17 million people by 2040.”
In a major step forward for public health, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has moved to ban two highly toxic chemicals: Trichloroethylene (TCE) and Perchloroethylene (PCE).
“We were very, very much in love,” Joy Milne says about her husband, Les Milne, in an extraordinary profile in The New York Times. She and Les were young then, and so happy, raising their children, throwing parties, living in an old farmhouse.
A research team led by scientists at University College London and University Medical Center Goettingen, Germany, is getting closer to making that possibility a reality. In June, they published an article in “Nature Communications” on the subject.

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