While most people who develop Parkinson's are in their 50s or older, it can strike earlier. Experts estimate that about 10 percent of people with Parkinson's are younger than 40, although that percentage could be higher because symptoms are generally not identified as Parkinson's in younger people.
While most people who develop Parkinson's are in their 50s or
older, it can strike earlier. Experts estimate that about 10
percent of people with Parkinson's are younger than 40, although
that percentage could be higher because symptoms are...
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Dr. Mehmet Oz answered:While most people who develop Parkinson's are in their 50s or older, it can strike earlier. Experts estimate that about 10 percent of people with Parkinson's are younger than 40, although that percentage could be higher because symptoms are generally not identified as Parkinson's in younger people.While most people who develop Parkinson's are in their 50s or older, it can strike earlier. Experts estimate that about 10 percent of people with Parkinson's are younger than 40, although that percentage could be higher because symptoms are... More
