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People with Parkinson's and control volunteers share their advice and perspective on joining clinical studies and being an active participant in the quest for a cure.

  • Why Not Participate? One Patient’s Perspective on Genetic Research

    Why Not Participate? One Patient’s Perspective on Genetic Research

    For many, the decision to participate in genetic research is not a trivial one. But for Gary Schmitz, he didn’t think twice. “For me,” he says, “the question was why wouldn’t you want to contribute?”
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  • Steve Gorny plans to "B.R.E.A.K. Parkinson's" By Running Entirely Across Kansas

    Steve Gorny plans to "B.R.E.A.K. Parkinson's" By Running Entirely Across Kansas

    New Team Fox member Steve Gorny has always been an endurance runner. His resume includes 17 marathons, one 50K run (31 miles), a 100 miler and a Tough Mudder (extremely hard obstacle course run).
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  • Biking for Baha: Four Brothers to Honor Their Grandfather in an 8,000-km Ride across Canada

    Biking for Baha: Four Brothers to Honor Their Grandfather in an 8,000-km Ride across Canada

    Neville Munro was a basketball Olympian, a successful lawyer, published author, financial adviser and member of UBC’s Athletics Hall of Fame. He also lived with Parkinson’s disease for 16 years.
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  • Christopher Chadbourne and Felicia O'Keefe: "The Right Decision at the Right Time"

    Christopher Chadbourne and Felicia O'Keefe: "The Right Decision at the Right Time"

    In the MJFF Winter 2011 newsletter, Chris Chadbourne, a PD patient, MJFF supporter, clinical trial participant and photographer, shares the inspiration behind the decision to make a once-in-a…
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