Which disease is known primarily for its characteristic motor symptoms that include slow walking, difficulty getting into and out of chairs, and slow hand tremors?

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Parkinson's disease is known primarily for its characteristic motor symptoms that include slow walking, difficulty getting into and out of chairs, and slow hand tremors. Alzheimer's disease is primarily characterized by memory loss and cognitive decline, AIDS dementia complex is a neurocognitive disorder caused by HIV infection, and Huntington's disease is characterized by involuntary movements and cognitive decline.

Which Disease Is Known Primarily for Its Characteristic Motor Symptoms