Alan Alda, 90, says laughter helps him live with Parkinson's disease, the article reports.

In recent interviews, the veteran actor shared how humor and adaptability help him manage daily life.

He initially made headlines when he publicly disclosed his diagnosis and the unusual early symptoms.

Alda has described the condition as a hobby rather than his true identity, according to the article.

He told EW he doesn't want to wish the illness away.

His approach includes keeping an active schedule and embracing humor to cope with unexpected symptoms.

He speaks openly to help reduce the stigma around neurological disorders, the article notes.

Advocacy groups hope his openness will drive more awareness and research funding.

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