Funded Studies

Objective/Rationale:
The development of disease-course modifying or neuroprotective treatments is still an unmet therapeutical need in Parkinson’s disease. Treatment will likely work best if initiated...

Study Rationale:
Depression is a common non-motor symptom associated with Parkinson's disease (PD), and impulse control disorders (ICDs) are behaviors that may arise with use of certain PD medications...

Apathy is a syndrome characterized by a primary lack of motivation and is manifested as a lack of effort and productivity, dependence on others for structuring daily activities, loss of interest in...

Objective/Rationale:
While the oral medications to treat PD are often quite effective in treating the physical symptoms (motor symptoms) such as tremor and stiffness, they may be associated with side...

Parkinson's disease is generally characterized as a movement disorder. Over the last years, however, there has been an increasing awareness that many people with PD may also suffer so-called "non...

Gait impairment resulting in loss of mobility is a major cause of disability in Parkinson's disease, and current therapy including levodopa, surgery and rehabilitation are inadequate to preserve...