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Condition is 'world's fastest-growing' and has 40 symptoms

Summary by Wales Online
World Parkinson's Day takes place in April 2025

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The IndependentThe Independent
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The 10 early signs of Parkinson’s you might not know about

Initial signs can include stiffness, losing your sense of smell and smaller handwriting

·London, United Kingdom
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Daily RecordDaily Record
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Experts share 10 early Parkinson's signs for World Parkinson's Day

Around 13,000 people have a diagnosis of Parkinson's in Scotland. And this number is growing.

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Coventry TelegraphCoventry Telegraph
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The world's 'fastest growing condition' and the 40 signs to watch for

Parkinson's disease is the world's fastest-growing neurological condition, yet many people are unaware of the huge number of symptoms that can be associated with it

·Coventry, United Kingdom
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Gloucestershire LiveGloucestershire Live
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Condition is 'world's fastest-growing' and has 40 symptoms

World Parkinson's Day takes place in April 2025

·Gloucester, United Kingdom
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Wales OnlineWales Online
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'World's fastest-growing neurological condition' has 40 symptoms

World Parkinson's Day takes place in April 2025

·Wales, United Kingdom
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Wales Online broke the news in Wales, United Kingdom on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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