Michael J. Fox, a beloved actor and philanthropist, has charmed millions with his charisma and acting talent. However, his life has been deeply affected by Parkinson’s disease, a condition he was diagnosed with in 1991 at age 29. Initially keeping his diagnosis private, he went public in 1998, becoming a prominent advocate for Parkinson’s awareness and research.
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