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Real Talk from Patients

Members of The Michael J. Fox Foundation community share their experiences with Parkinson's.


  • Fox Trial Finder Ambassador Hosts Successful Event in Mexico

    Fox Trial Finder Ambassador Hosts Successful Event in Mexico

    Claudia Revilla is a Fox Trial Finder Ambassador who hosted an educational event for the Parkinson's community in Monterrey, Mexico.
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  • Don't Be Afraid: Connie Richard's Approach to Participating in Research

    Don't Be Afraid: Connie Richard's Approach to Participating in Research

    “I think you should help others. Let the disease help others. Don’t be afraid. That’s the only way we’re going to beat it,” says Connie Yealdhall Richards, clinical trial participant.
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  • Claudia Revilla: A Fox Trial Finder Fan

    Claudia Revilla: A Fox Trial Finder Fan

    This week, Fox Trial Finder Ambassador Claudia Revilla was interviewed by Benchmark, a new website focused on patients' role in health advances including drug development.
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  • Fox Trial Finder Ambassador Says, “We Have to Advocate for Ourselves”

    Fox Trial Finder Ambassador Says, “We Have to Advocate for Ourselves”

    Susan Mollohan is a very busy Fox Trial Finder Ambassador and Team Fox member, dedicated to speeding a cure to Parkinson’s disease through advocacy and fundraising.
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  • A Trial Volunteer's Motivation to Get Involved

    A Trial Volunteer's Motivation to Get Involved

    “I recognize that, somewhere along the line, somebody put themselves out there and participated in trials that I am benefiting from today. That’s just how medical science works."
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