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How "Repurposing" Existing Treatments Could Help Speed Cures |
Repurposing -- or using drugs approved for one condition to treat another -- is an important strategy to speed drug development, but patients must understand the risks of taking available drugs before Parkinson's-specific testing is complete. Read our new, in-depth guide on what patients need to know, consider and ask. |
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Watch: "We Need the Patient Experience to Inform Us" |
Photojournalist Margaret "Maggie" Bourke-White shot the first cover of LIFE Magazine. She also lived with Parkinson's disease. To mark PD's 200th anniversary year, Time.com spoke to MJFF about what's changed since 1959, when Maggie wrote about her experience in the pages of LIFE. |
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Summer is here and Team Fox has ideas and resources to help turn your favorite summertime activities into Parkinson's research fundraisers, with 100 percent of proceeds going directly to speeding a cure. |
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"Like I Wasn't Alone": One Woman's Journey with Young-Onset Parkinson's Disease |
While 60 is the average age of onset of Parkinson's symptoms, some people are diagnosed with young-onset PD at 50 or younger. In this episode of the Parkinson's Podcast, Nancy Mulhearn, diagnosed at 44, discusses how she and her family journeyed toward acceptance. |
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Shop for Fox Gear and Support Parkinson's Research |
Getting your beach bag ready? Stock up on Foundation and Team Fox swag -- including Fox-branded water bottles and caps -- and show off your support for the cure this summer. |
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