Spotlight on gene therapy and Parkinson's in new issue of Progress magazine

3 August 2010

The Summer 2010 issue of Progress, our Parkinson's research magazine, is now available to download.

Under the spotlight in this issue is gene therapy, its potential to cure Parkinson’s and the latest results from clinical trials.

This issue of Progress has a brand new look and feel, reflecting our fresh, new identity and name change to Parkinson's UK earlier this year.

Latest research projects

In the magazine, we catch up with Dr Kevin Talbot on the progress of the £5million Monument Discovery Award at Oxford University.

The team of researchers is carrying out groundbreaking new research aimed at accelerating progress into finding a cure for Parkinson's.

Also in this issue

Other articles include:

• Our ambitious plans for research over the next 5 years
• Grants we’ve awarded to Parkinson’s researchers in the UK
• An update on a major 5-year study of depression and mood  
• The World Parkinson Congress (WPC) coming up in September 2010
• How you can take part in Parkinson's research

Progress comes out twice a year. It aims to explain Parkinson’s research in plain language, and is for anybody interested in our research programme.

A print copy will be available and posted to subscribers in the next couple of weeks.

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