MJFF in the News

A recap of the Foundation's 2014 star-studded benefit gala , A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson's, that brought together today's most talented celebrities to help raise more than $5.5M for Parkinson's research.

An interview with MJFF's Senior Associate Director of Research Partnerships Tracey Mumford on how the Foundation strategizes research priorities and works with industry stakeholders to develop better treatments for patients.

The Michael J. Fox Foundation was featured as top charity for giving.

A closer look at why researchers are studying a loss of sense of smell as a potential precursor of Parkinson's disease.

Marshall Heyman of The Wall Street Journal attended the Foundation's 2013 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson's benefit gala and reported it was "the best thing we've ever seen take place at the Waldorf-Astoria."

MJFF CEO Todd Sherer, PhD, joins NINDS Director Story Landis, PhD, and Johns Hopkins Professor of Neurology Zoltan Mari, MD, on a panel discussing the role of the Foundation and the current state of Parkinson's research.

PPMI investigators share an overview of their initiative searching for Parkinson's biomarkers and the state of the study.

Joe Nocera writes about the Foundation again as Michael returns to television and MJFF holds the seventh annual PD Therapeutics Conference.