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Latest Blog Posts Tagged "Podcast"

Podcast: What Is a Protein Anyway?

May 04, 2018

MJFF scientist Dr. Brian Fiske talks about what goes wrong with cellular proteins, how we may fix them and if you should eat less protein.

Podcast: Addressing a Parkinson's Pandemic

March 13, 2018

Dr. Ray Dorsey from the University of Rochester discusses the rise in Parkinson's and how we can take steps to prevent onset and get people the care they need.

Podcast: 2017 Parkinson's Research Year in Review

December 22, 2017

Missed our Year in Review webinar? Catch up with this recording and hear our panelists recap new potential Parkinson's treatments in clinical testing.

Podcast: Cells' Recycling System

December 15, 2017

Autophagy is how cells break down and recycle damaged parts. We explain the link to Parkinson's and how treating autophagy may slow or stop disease.

Podcast: Your Day Is Our Data

November 13, 2017

The online study Fox Insight analyzes data on life with disease from tens of thousands of people, with or without PD, to influence research focus and design.

Podcast: Sniff Test for Parkinson's Disease

October 17, 2017

Measuring a person's scent or eye movements could lead to earlier PD diagnosis.

Podcast: Measuring Feeling and Functional Impact of Dyskinesia

September 20, 2017

How does dyskinesia impact people with PD? An MJFF-funded measurement scale captured those perceptions and helped a new drug get approved to treat it.

Podcast: Teaching Old Drugs New Tricks

July 17, 2017

Scientists are testing drugs used for high blood pressure and diabetes for their effects on Parkinson's disease. MJFF CEO Todd Sherer, PhD, discusses this tactic of drug repurposing.

Podcast: Is Parkinson's an Autoimmune Disease?

July 11, 2017

In the latest in our "Getting to a Cure: Science behind the Search" series, we cover the proposed connection between sticky protein alpha-synuclein and the immune system.