It’s The Environment, Stupid
Featuring an Interview with Environmental Epidemiologist Prof. Honglei Chen
All posts tagged: neurodegeneration
Notes From The Synuclein Conference
Reflections from an Inspiring Weekend where Parkinson’s Patients and Scientists came Together to Tackle their Common Foe
Interview with 23andMe’s Dr. Paul Cannon
on his Recent Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery and his work at 23andME.
Interview with Biochemical Neuroscientist Prof. Hilal Lashuel (Part 1)
on Why a Patient-Centered Approach to Research and Reform of the Academic Incentive and Reward Systems are Essential to Advancing Translational Research.
Interview with Neurologist and Neurobiology Expert Prof. J. Timothy Greenamyre
on Transformative Breakthroughs, Knowledge Gaps, Testing our Assumptions, and more
Interview with Microglia Expert Prof. Beth Stevens
on What it feels like to be Microglia, How Complex their Decision Making is, and more
Interview with Neurochemistry Expert turned Patient Advocate Dr. Jon Stamford
on Changing Perception, Patient Engagement, Influencing Research Agendas, and more
Interview with Neuroimaging Expert Prof. Antonio P. Strafella
on the Past and the Future of Brain Imaging
Notes from the Aligning Science Across Parkinson’s Workshop, A Sergey Brin Family Foundation Initiative
Takeaways from a Historic Summit and a Letter to the Parkinson’s Community
Interview With Neurologist-Scientist Dr. Miratul Muqit
on PINK1 Mutations, Drug Development, Selective Vulnerability, and more
