The Science of Parkinson's

The Science of 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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  • The genetics of Parkinson’s: New mutants
  • ACT UP: Advocacy is Critical To Undoing Parkinson’s
  • Back to back stimulation
  • Green light in Kyoto
  • Monthly Research Review – July 2018
  • Keep your sights on lymphocytes
  • New LRRK2 results: Game changer?
  • Voyager Therapeutics update
  • TRIMming aggregates
  • Wanted: EEF2K inhibitors
  • A tiny dot with an anti-Parkinson’s plot
  • Lipid issues in ER = ZZZ issues in PD
  • The Big Hero 6 project
  • The Chinese stem cell trial
  • Monthly Research Review – June 2018
  • Squalamine begets Trodusquemine
  • Monitoring Parkinson’s: Putting your finger on it
  • Predicting subtypes of Parkinson’s
  • Prothena: Phase I results published
  • Is Radotinib ABL to beat Nilotinib?
  • Blessed are the suppressed
  • What do you do with a problem like Exenatide?
  • Don’t get mad! Get NAD!
  • Xenon: A bright light for dyskinesias?
  • Keep an eye on mild TBI
  • Monthly Research Review – May 2018
  • The Mannitol results
  • To B3 or not to B3, that is the question
  • Two birds, one stone?
  • Monitoring Parkinson’s: Let’s just sleep on it

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