Accelerating Parkinson's drug development: The International Linked Clinical Trials initiative
In 2012, Cure Parkinson’s joined forces with Van Andel Institute (VAI) to hold the first international Linked Clinical Trials (iLCT) meeting in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Committee has since met annually to evaluate and prioritise drugs for clinical trial in Parkinson’s, a review of which has now been published in the Journal of Parkinson’s Disease.
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Cure Parkinson’s Fundraising Heroes: August 2024
Cure Parkinson’s Fundraising Heroes walked, cycled, danced and sang to raise funds and awareness for us in August. Walking the Pembrokeshire Coast Path for Parkinson’s Rebecca and Lily dedicated most of the month to walking the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, setting off from St Dogmaels and…
Rallying to the Challenge 2024
Rallying to the Challenge is a meeting designed for and by people with Parkinson’s, advocates and care partners to explore how the Parkinson’s community can impact and accelerate research.
Share your thoughts on lumbar punctures in Parkinson’s research
Cure Parkinson’s is conducting a new online survey to explore patient perspectives on the use of lumbar punctures in Parkinson’s research and clinical trials. Developed in collaboration with the Centre for Preventative Neurology and Queen Mary University and alongside people with Parkinson’s, we hope to…
Webinar: Innovations in gene therapies for Parkinson’s
Held in partnership with the University of Edinburgh and the Journal of Parkinson’s Disease, with Edinburgh University’s Professor Tilo Kunath as chair. The next in our one hour quarterly webinar series will discuss the latest research news regarding the development of gene therapies, with emphasis…
Cure Parkinson’s Fundraising Heroes: July 2024
July’s Fundraising Heroes laced up their walking boots or donned their lycra to support Cure Parkinson’s. A Blencathra Bat Mitzva challenge For Maya’s Bat Mitzvah challenge, she decided to climb Blencathra to raise funds in support of our research. The iconic Cumbrian fell, which stands…