Autumn Research Update Meeting 2025
Our 2025 Autumn Research Update Meeting will take place once again at the renowned Royal Society of Medicine (RSM), Wimpole Street, London, on Monday 10 November, where guests can look forward to an engaging agenda featuring the latest updates from our funded research. Theme: Revolutionising...
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Webinar: Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) for Parkinson’s: The next steps
Held in partnership with the University of Edinburgh and the Journal of Parkinson’s Disease, with Edinburgh University’s Professor Tilo Kunath as chair, this edition of our quarterly webinar series focused on DBS. Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) is a surgical treatment for Parkinson’s that involves implanting…
Rallying to the Challenge 2025: recorded to watch again
Rallying to the Challenge is a meeting held in partnership with Cure Parkinson’s and Van Andel Institute, designed for people with Parkinson’s, advocates, and care partners to explore how the Parkinson’s community can impact and accelerate research. Each year, the meeting focuses on an aspect…
Special Update Meeting: The latest on cell replacement therapies for Parkinson’s – watch again
Cure Parkinson’s held a special patient-focused event on Thursday 15 May 2025, which offered a unique opportunity for participants to engage with researchers in this field. Cure Parkinson’s supported the 2025 G-Force PD meeting, an international consortium dedicated to advancing cell replacement therapies for Parkinson’s….
Spring Research Update Meeting 2025: watch again
Our 2025 Spring Research Update Meeting took place at BMA House, home of the British Medical Association, in Tavistock Square, London on 24 March where we invited guests to an inspiring agenda of some of the most up to date news of our funded research….
Webinar: Addressing the sex and gender gaps in Parkinson’s research
To mark International Women’s Day, Cure Parkinson’s and Parkinson’s UK hosted a free webinar on March 6, 2025. Women are drastically underrepresented in Parkinson’s research, and our lack of understanding on sex and gender differences means people with Parkinson’s are not receiving the highest quality…