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Cognitive decline in Parkinson's disease is a common phenomenon, although it does not occur in everyone. Similar to the motor symptoms of the disease, there are different levels of cognitive decline and also varying timing among patients. Watch an interview with Dr. Meir Kestenbaum, a neurologist specializing in Parkinson's and movement disorders, deputy director of the neurological department and director of the movement disorders clinic at Meir Hospital in Kfar Saba. To order occupational therapy treatment for cognitive rehabilitation in Parkinson's, call: 058-5810058 And the team of experts at Physiogroup will be happy to assist you To view the full article on cognitive decline, enter Here: https://physio-tnoa.co.il/%d7%99%d7%a... In the interview, the questions were answered: What exactly is cognitive decline? What examples do we know of cognitive decline? Can cognitive decline occur even before a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease What are Warning signs of cognitive decline? Why do people experience cognitive decline in Parkinson's disease? Who is at higher risk for cognitive decline, and what types of patients are affected? Will people with Parkinson's disease eventually develop dementia? How is cognitive decline measured? What can be done to slow or prevent cognitive decline in Parkinson's disease? What treatments are available for cognitive decline? Medication? Occupational therapy? Cognitive rehabilitation systems? What is Dr. Kestenbaum's golden advice for people with Parkinson's who are worried about cognitive decline in the future or who now feel like they are not the same as they were the day before?