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Connect with the PPMI Team

The Parkinson's Progression Markers Initiative (PPMI) is changing how patients, families, doctors and scientists think about brain disease. Call 877-525-PPMI or email joinppmi@michaeljfox.org to learn more and get started today.

People recently diagnosed with Parkinson's and people with Parkinson's risk factors can play a critical role in PPMI. The study covers travel cost for potential participants and a loved one.

Outside the U.S. or Canada? Scroll down for a list of international sites and their contact information.

PPMI is looking for volunteers who:
 

  • Have been diagnosed with Parkinson's in the past two years and are not yet taking Parkinson's medication
  • Have a parent, brother or sister, or child with Parkinson's (and who are over age 60)
  • Act out dreams while asleep
  • Would like to join as a control volunteer with no known history of brain disease

If you're in the U.S. or Canada, call 877-525-PPMI or email joinppmi@michaeljfox.org to learn more and get started today. If you're outside the U.S. or Canada, reach out to a site near you to learn more.

United States

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Austria

Canada

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Germany

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Greece

  • Athens

    Foundation for Biomedical Research of the Academy of Athens
    Contact: Christos Koros, 00302107289405, chkoros@gmail.com  

Israel

Italy

Netherlands

Nigeria

  • Lagos

    Lagos College of Medicine, University of Lagos
    Contact: Oluwadamilola Ojo, oluojo@unilag.edu.ng 

Spain

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United Kingdom

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Learn more about the study at michaeljfox.org/ppmi. 
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