APDA expands Spanish-language Parkinson’s resources with new site

Association (APDA) has launched a Spanish-language microsite aimed at expanding access to information and support for Spanish-speaking people with Parkinson's disease and their care partners. The new resource builds on existing website content on Parkinson's symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment, while also providing access to educational programs, support resources, and APDA services.

APDA expands Spanish-language Parkinson’s resources with new site

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Association (APDA) has launched a Spanish-language microsite aimed at expanding access to information and support for Spanish-speaking people with Parkinson's disease and their care partners.

The new resource builds on existing website content on Parkinson's symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment, while also providing access to educational programs, support resources, and APDA services.

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Association (APDA) has launched a Spanish-language microsite aimed at expanding access to information and support for Spanish-speaking people with Parkinson's disease and their care partners. The new resource builds on existing website content on Parkinson's symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment, while also providing access to educational programs, support resources, and APDA services.

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