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Read the latest developments, reporting and analysis from the world of Parkinson's research, including progress made in studies, tools and collaborations funded by The Michael J. Fox Foundation.


  • Scoring Parkinson's with Smartphone Apps and Wearable Devices

    Scoring Parkinson's with Smartphone Apps and Wearable Devices

    Two Foundation-supported projects publish on objective metrics that may help track disease, make treatment decisions and test new therapies.
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  • Framework Categorizes Alzheimer's to Speed Understanding and Drug Development

    Framework Categorizes Alzheimer's to Speed Understanding and Drug Development

    Parkinson's research often models its approach after the Alzheimer's field, and ongoing efforts may lead to a similar framework for PD.
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  • Under-the-Tongue Apomorphine Therapy for 'Off' Time Submitted to FDA

    Under-the-Tongue Apomorphine Therapy for 'Off' Time Submitted to FDA

    The drug is intended to be an add-on therapy to regular Parkinson's treatments.
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  • New Reports Measure Parkinson's Motor Progression

    New Reports Measure Parkinson's Motor Progression

    Findings from two studies supported by The Michael J. Fox Foundation report how Parkinson's motor symptoms progress in distinct patient populations.
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  • New $6 Million Program Looks at Causes of Parkinson's

    New $6 Million Program Looks at Causes of Parkinson's

    The Michael J. Fox Foundation is funding three teams to look across environmental and genetic factors and aging to understand Parkinson's onset and progression.
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  • Collaboration Most Ambitious Initiative toward a Cure

    Collaboration Most Ambitious Initiative toward a Cure

    The Lancet Neurology calls the AMP PD program the 'most ambitious initiative so far to find a cure for Parkinson's.'
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