In a year of remarkable progress for the Parkinson’s field, we’re entering a new era for better understanding the biology of the disease, with the identification of a breakthrough biomarker accelerating new therapeutics through the clinical pipeline and legislators on Capitol Hill moving toward legislation uniting the federal government in treating, preventing and ultimately curing Parkinson’s disease.
What does this progress mean for researchers studying Parkinson’s and for those living with the disease? And what will come next?
Tune in as scientists and staff from The Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) answer these questions and share insights in our latest Third Thursdays Webinar. Maggie Kuhl, vice president of research engagement at MJFF, leads the discussion with MJFF’s chief program officer Sohini Chowdhury and co-chief science officers Brian Fiske, PhD, and Mark Frasier, PhD, on why 2023 has been so transformative, and why the field is now on the cusp of a new era.
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