The Search for a Cure – Part 1: Back to the Future
What the PD World is Working on
All posts tagged: Parkinson’s
Triggers, Facilitators and Aggravators: A New Hypothesis of Parkinson’s disease
Connecting the Dots in Parkinson’s Research
It’s The Environment, Stupid
Featuring an Interview with Environmental Epidemiologist Prof. Honglei Chen
Cell Replacement Therapy Experts Survey
Experts Weigh in on Some of the Biggest Unresolved Questions Facing the Future of Cell Therapy
Interview with Biochemist and LRRK2 Expert Prof. Dario Alessi
on the Fundamental Limitations of our Understanding of Biology, the Development of LRRK2 Inhibitors, and more
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 Patient Advocate Martin Taylor
on Leveraging Social Media for Advocacy, and the Role of Patient Organizations
Casualties of Parkinson’s: Interview with Lisa Vanderburg
Some harsh truths on PD from a self-proclaimed watcher, waiter & schlepper
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.
