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"Participating in Studies Gives One a Sense of Power"
June 02, 2017
Sue Lifschiz of Santa Rosa, California was diagnosed with PD in 2002. She joined PPMI to find a biomarker for earlier diagnosis and better disease tracking.
Getting Precise about Precision Medicine in Parkinson's
May 31, 2017
People respond differently to the same medicine, which is why researchers are addressing this challenge through "precision medicine."
A Note from Our CEO: Research in a Time of Uncertainty
May 25, 2017
CEO Todd Sherer, PhD, talks research updates and the impact of MJFF during this critical juncture in Parkinson's research.
A Note from Our CEO: Expansion on the Shoulders of Community
May 10, 2016
The Sherer Report from the Spring/Summer edition of The Fox Focus, our biannual newsletter.
The Fox Focus on Parkinson's Fall 2014 Edition Available Online
October 27, 2014
The Fox Focus on Parkinson's fall 2014 edition now available online.
Is Parkinson's Disease Genetic? Maybe...
April 21, 2014
What do past discoveries and current advances in genetic research mean for people living with Parkinson's and their families?
Gaining a New Perspective through Community Involvement
April 15, 2014
Danielle Bradley shares her experience in helping her mother stay positive and motivated with readers of our Spring 2014 newsletter
Turning the Tables: Clinical Trial Coordinator Becomes a Volunteer
December 11, 2013
Laurie worked for 20 years as a nurse and coordinator conducting clinical trials. So when she was diagnosed with Parkinson's, she knew she'd become a research volunteer to contribute to a cure.
No Age Limit for Team Fox: Ian Norden
December 10, 2013
As part of this ongoing series, we talk with younger Team Fox members who are getting an early start on raising funds and awareness for Parkinson's research.
No Age Limit for Team Fox: Luke O'Neil
December 09, 2013
As part of this ongoing series, we talk with younger Team Fox members who are getting an early start on raising funds and awareness for Parkinson's research.
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