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Holocaust survivor Betty Stein, 92, (L) and Eli Boyer, 91, play ping pong at a program for people with Alzheimer's and dementia at the Arthur Gilbert table tennis center in Los Angeles,
Doctors say playing ping-pong could help manage symptoms of Parkinson's disease
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BAT Foundation – Drug Free Alzheimer's Table Tennis Therapy – Providing table tennis equipment, therapy programs, and staff training to care settings specialising in dementia
