The Science of Parkinson's

The Science of Parkinson's

Plain English information about the research being conducted on Parkinson's
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Monthly Archives: August, 2016

  • Is there something in my eye? August 31, 2016
  • Nilotinib update – new trial delayed August 30, 2016
  • Coffee and Parkinson’s disease – it’s not just caffeine August 23, 2016

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  • Time to resTOR in New Zealand
  • When undruggable becomes druggable
  • The 2019 ADPD meeting
  • Monthly Research Review – March 2019
  • IPDGC: The genetics of Parkinson’s
  • Deep Mitochondrial stimulation?
  • AdoCbl + LRRK2 = modulation
  • The Joy of discovery: On the smell of Parkinson’s
  • Neu-Ro-Mela-Nin
  • The Eve of Parkinson’s
  • We need to talk about the UPDRS
  • Distinctly human?
  • Monthly Research Review – February 2019
  • The Bristol GDNF results
  • One ring to rule them all
  • A focus on GBA-Parkinson’s
  • Clinical trials: Trying to make them SEAMless
  • Parkinson’s: When evolution leaves parts of us behind?
  • Bac to the future
  • The UP Study – UDCA in Parkinson’s
  • On your MARCKS. Get set. Go
  • Monthly Research Review – January 2019
  • The Australian Parkinson’s Mission
  • An idea whose time has come
  • Exciting Exenatide Exosomes
  • Placebo. Nocebo. Gene-cebo?
  • The “What would you do?” post
  • The road ahead: Parkinson’s research in 2019
  • 2018: Year in review
  • Monthly Research Review – December 2018

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