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Read the latest developments, reporting and analysis from the world of Parkinson's research, including progress made in studies, tools and collaborations funded by The Michael J. Fox Foundation.


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    Focused Ultrasound to Treat Parkinson’s Symptoms on Both Sides of the Body Approved

    The FDA approved a new bilateral focused ultrasound technique to alleviate Parkinson's symptoms. The Michael J. Fox Foundation puts it in context. Learn more.
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    Advancing Parkinson's Research Through a Patient-centered Approach

    The Michael J. Fox Foundation puts people at the center of its research agenda, uniquely positioning it to shape the broader research landscape. Learn more.
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    What We Fund: $60.6M for Tools to Detect PD and Therapies to Treat It

    In April and May 2025, The Michael J. Fox Foundation awarded $60.6M to fund 69 Parkinson’s disease research projects.
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    Drug With Potential to Slow or Stop Parkinson’s Moves into Next Phase of Clinical Testing

    Prasinezumab could be among the first disease-modifying medications to become available to the public.
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    Research Roundup: Join Studies Aiming to Treat Parkinson’s Progression

    The Michael J. Fox Foundation shares recruiting studies aimed at treating Parkinson’s symptoms and slowing disease progression. Learn More.
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    New Parkinson’s Therapy Resubmitted to FDA for Consideration

    ND0612, a continuous, under-the-skin infusion of liquid levodopa/carbidopa for Parkinson’s, has been resubmitted for FDA approval. Learn more.
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