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Real Talk from Patients

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


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    A Gift (to Research) That Keeps on Giving

    For more Foundation news and research updates, read the Spring/Summer 2019 edition of The Fox Focus, our biannual newsletter.
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  • Person with Parkinson's Mark Robinson holding his guitar.

    Making His Mark: How One Man Uses Music to Inspire Others

    Though his Parkinson's symptoms limited his ability to play guitar, Mark Robinson's positive attitude and tenacity enabled him to finish his 14-song album.
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  • Team Fox supporter Maureen Ashdown.

    My Documentary: How The Michael J. Fox Foundation Is Outfoxing Parkinson's

    Maureen Ashdown is a Team Fox fundraiser who filmed a short documentary on her work with Team Fox.
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  • Author and person with Parkinson's John L. Lipp with his husband Peter.

    Just Another Lucky Man

    John L. Lipp lives with Parkinson's disease but considers himself a lucky man, thanks to the unconditional love and support of his husband.
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    Here for It: Working Together to Speed a Cure for Parkinson's

    MJFF interviewed 12 prominent voices in the PD community asking how they see the Foundation's role in Parkinson's research and awareness and share our sense of purpose.
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  • The Michael J. Fox Foundation's Podcast

    Podcast: Better Conversations and Care

    In this Third Thursdays Webinar, physicians and people with Parkinson's discuss strategies to make doctor visits more effective and efficient.
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Fundraise for a Cure

Thousands of Team Fox members worldwide are turning their passions and interests into millions in funding for Parkinson's research.

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Join the Study that's Changing Everything

The Parkinson's Progression Markers Initiative is changing how patients, families, doctors and scientists think about brain disease. Now it needs you.

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