In first episode of new season, ‘Kentucky Health’ discusses Parkinson’s disease
For Release: 09/30/24 7:00 AM
Kentucky Health, KET’s weekly program discussing advances in health and medicine in the Commonwealth, kicks off a new season of episodes this month.
The first episode looks at Parkinson’s disease, which has been associated in recent years with several high-profile celebrities who suffer from the affliction, including Michael J. Fox, major league baseball player Ben Petrick, and singer Ozzy Osborne.
Join Dr. Wayne Tuckson as he talks with neurologist Dr. Zain Guduru, an assistant professor of neurology with UK Healthcare, about Parkinson’s disease.
Kentucky Health
KET Sunday, Oct. 6 • 1:30/12:30 pm
KET2 Monday, Oct. 7 • 2/1 pm
Watch on-demand at KET.org and on the PBS app
Kentucky Health is a KET production, hosted by retired Louisville surgeon Dr. Wayne Tuckson and produced by Christie Dutton.
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