Adaptive Equipment for Parkinson's

Adaptive equipment for Parkinson’s disease is designed to help people maintain independence and improve their quality of life as they cope with the challenges associated with the condition. Parkinson’s disease affects motor control, balance, and dexterity, making everyday tasks difficult. To address these challenges, a range of gadgets for Parkinson’s patients has been developed to assist with various daily activities.

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