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Popcorn for Parkinson: Introducing PSP
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This episode kicks off PSP (progressive supranuclear palsy) awareness month by interviewing Zoya and her father. Zoya is a high school Freshman, whose grandfather has PSP. Hear how Zoya has turned her experience into an opportunity to inform people about this disease and fill their stomachs by starting a business called Popcorn for Parkinsons. PSP and Parkinson's disease share many symptoms, but these two diseases are actually very different. This episode delves into the differences and shares how one girl is changing the world.
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