Friday, January 30 from 7:00 to 8:30 pm. at the Corinthian Yacht Club
Leading up to the Sailing4Parkinson’s Regatta, we’re honored to welcome international speaker Dr. Ray Dorsey, a leading neurologist, bestselling author, and Parkinson’s researcher, who is transforming how the world understands this condition. Coming to Tiburon from Rochester University in New York, he will share the groundbreaking perspective that as the fastest growing neurological disease in the world, Parkinson’s is largely “man-made,” driven not by fate, but by environmental factors we can change. His message is both urgent and hopeful, reminding us that with awareness and action, Parkinson’s is a disease we can prevent and do something about now!
Featured speakers include Dr. Carlie Tanner, UCSF neurology instructor and leading investigator/researcher on environmental links to Parkinson's speaking about local California issues and Judy Dick, Esquire, a Corinthian Yacht Club member who has the lived experience of caring for her late husband who had the disease.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about Parkinson's and what you can do about it today and into the future.
No fee to attend however there is limited seating. Reserve yours today!
Friday, January 30 from 7:00 to 8:30 pm. at the Corinthian Yacht Club
Leading up to the Sailing4Parkinson’s Regatta, we’re honored to welcome international speaker Dr. Ray Dorsey, a leading neurologist, bestselling author, and Parkinson’s researcher, who is transforming how the world understands this condition. Coming to Tiburon from Rochester University in New York, he will share the groundbreaking perspective that as the fastest growing neurological disease in the world, Parkinson’s is largely “man-made,” driven not by fate, but by environmental factors we can change. His message is both urgent and hopeful, reminding us that with awareness and action, Parkinson’s is a disease we can prevent and do something about now!
Featured speakers include Dr. Carlie Tanner, UCSF neurology instructor and leading investigator/researcher on environmental links to Parkinson's speaking about local California issues and Judy Dick, Esquire, a Corinthian Yacht Club member who has the lived experience of caring for her late husband who had the disease.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about Parkinson's and what you can do about it today and into the future.
No fee to attend however there is limited seating. Reserve yours today!
