Can dancing more often slow Parkinson's? new study tests the idea

This study tests whether exercising more frequently (5 times a week for one month, then three weeks off) is better than exercising once a week with no breaks for people with moderate Parkinson's disease. The exercise is a partnered dance program based on Argentine tango, adapted for safety. Researchers will measure walking speed, physical activity levels, and blood markers of inflammation and blood vessel health. The goal is to see if a higher volume of light-to-moderate exercise can help preserve brain function and mobility.