To be a participant you must be: If you participate, you will: Temporal Variability of Daily Ambulatory Activity as a Non-Invasive Biomarker for Parkinson’s Disease IRB # 057-16-EP BIOMECHANICS RESEARCH BULDING, DEPARTMENT OF BIOMECHANICS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! We need young and older adults to participate in a study monitoring daily activity. This study may lead to an insights into how daily activity is affected by aging and Parkinson’s disease. To be a participant you must be: Adult between the age of 19-35 years or above 50 years Living independently at home With no known problems affecting the brain, the heart or the legs If you participate, you will: Answer questionnaires about your health and perform basic tasks such as standing and walking Wear an activity monitor on your wrist for 1 week during your normal activities Be asked to repeat this procedure after 6 months and 1 year Study’s wrist activity monitor Actigraph GT9X actigraphcorp.com If interested, please contact Dr. Vivien Marmelat or Nick Reynolds at 402-554-4194 or nrreynolds@unomaha.edu

To be a participant you must be: If you participate, you will: Temporal Variability of Daily Ambulatory Activity as a Non-Invasive Biomarker for Parkinson’s Disease IRB # 057-16-EP BIOMECHANICS RESEARCH BULDING, DEPARTMENT OF BIOMECHANICS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! We need adults diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease to participate in a study monitoring daily activity. This study may lead to an insights into how daily activity is affected by aging and Parkinson’s disease. To be a participant you must be: Adult above 50 years Living independently at home With no known problems affecting the brain, the heart or the legs, other than those related to Parkinson’s disease If you participate, you will: Answer questionnaires about your health and perform basic tasks such as standing and walking Wear an activity monitor on your wrist for 1 week during your normal activities Be asked to repeat this procedure after 6 months and 1 year Study’s wrist activity monitor Actigraph GT9X actigraphcorp.com If interested, please contact Dr. Vivien Marmelat or Nick Reynolds at 402-554-4194 or nrreynolds@unomaha.edu