If I Had A Billion Dollars Writing Challenge
What would you do with $1,000,000,000 for PD?
All posts tagged: neurology
Revision vs Reconstruction – Discussing The Future of Parkinson’s disease
Incremental Change or A New Approach?
The Myth of the Overlooked Non-Motor Symptoms in Parkinson’s disease
A Brief Defense of Neurology by Prof. Andrew Lees
Interview With World-Renowned Neurologist Prof. Andrew Lees
on the Future of Neurology
The Promise of Precision Medicine
Precision therapies are on the horizon, but are they precise enough?
Interview with Musician and Neuroscientist Prof. David Sulzer
on Elephants, Intelligence, Neuromelanin, Regrowing Neurons and more
Interview With Former Pharmaceutical Executive Dr. Kalpana Merchant
on The Divide Between Academia and Industry, Speeding Up Therapeutic Development, and more
Triggers, Facilitators and Aggravators: A New Hypothesis of Parkinson’s disease
Connecting the Dots in Parkinson’s Research
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.
