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The Parkinson's Precision Medicine Initiative is our landmark study launched in 2010 to deepen knowledge of Parkinson's and to better understand its onset and progression to speed the development of new treatments. Learn the latest news from the study here.


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    2016 PPMI Data Challenge Winning Submissions Webinar

    Winners of the 2016 PPMI Data Challenge from UC San Francisco and Weill Cornell Medicine will review their methods and findings and will answer questions from the audience.
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  • 2016 PPMI Data Challenge Winners Outline Parkinson's Progression Predictors and Subtypes

    2016 PPMI Data Challenge Winners Outline Parkinson's Progression Predictors and Subtypes

    Tools developed by the winners from UC San Francisco and Weill Cornell Medicine could accelerate testing of new Parkinson's treatments by helping researchers design trials and choose study…
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  • MJFF's Targeted Social Strategy Accelerates Research Participation

    MJFF's Targeted Social Strategy Accelerates Research Participation

    The success of MJFF's targeted Facebook recruitment program for PPMI was highlighted in the news.
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  • Foundation's Study on Parkinson's Genetics Featured on Chicago Morning Broadcast

    Foundation's Study on Parkinson's Genetics Featured on Chicago Morning Broadcast

    This week, Chicago's "You & Me This Morning" show featured Dr. Tatiana Foroud and Jon Gilman to discuss genetic testing for Parkinson's-related genes in the Foundation's…
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  • Robert Baittie Creates Happiness from a Parkinson's Diagnosis

    Robert Baittie Creates Happiness from a Parkinson's Diagnosis

    Robert Baittie, a man living with PD who is also a participant in the Parkinson's Progression Markers Initiative, blogger and author, is profiled in Make It Better magazine.
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  • Stop If You Can't Smell the Roses

    Stop If You Can't Smell the Roses

    “It makes you more knowledgeable. It makes them more knowledgeable. Everyone wins,” says Lynn Kermode of clinical research participation.
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