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Using Sleep Modulation to Enhance the Brain’s Waste Clearance Mechanisms as an Approach to Limiting the Progression of Parkinson’s Disease
… of people with Parkinson’s disease (PD) show a buildup of toxic proteins that is due to an impairment in the brain’s … waste clearance mechanisms. Disruptions in sleep, which are common in people with PD, have similarly been shown to … toxic proteins in the brain. In this study, we will use a preclinical animal model of PD to investigate how enhancing …
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Exploring Their Own Borders: Belgians Walk to Stop Parkinson’s
October 2, 2020
… the unexpected challenges they tackle. Stories like day 14 where 400 walkers, including 50 people with Parkinson’s, … motivating for Patrick, myself and the entire Parkinson’s community” comments Anne-Marie Demoucelle. “We know that … their progress, read the blog and contribute to the walk, visit StopParkinson.be Deb Burzynski Vice President Employee …
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Working Together to End Parkinson’s Forever
… Thank you for joining us. By being a part of our community, you’re contributing to our shared mission to find a cure for Parkinson’s … live webinars focused on living with Parkinson's and the latest medical breakthroughs. Join us live at 12 p.m. ET on …
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From Psychiatry to Parkinson’s: One Researcher’s Lasting Commitment to Advancing a Cure for Parkinson’s
September 26, 2024
… focused her research on genetic conditions among the Amish community, ultimately leading to discoveries on the genetics of mental illness in a … including a very dear friend, who passed away after living with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Having witnessed the …
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An Open Letter from Someone With Smell Loss
December 4, 2023
… Editor’s Note: The Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) Patient … today . I have found that the richness in life can often come from the margins of sensory perception. One of my … tired of it. I also became a part of numerous wine groups where I participated in blind tastings (which is the only …
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Investigating signaling pathway dysfunction linked to LRRK2
… thousands of cases of Parkinson’s disease, and are the most common genetic cause of this disease. At present we don’t understand what causes cells to die in the brains of people who have these mutations. …