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Funding boost for promising treatment
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Research news
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Parkinson’s UK has funded two future leaders in Parkinson’s research who are pushing forward our understanding of the early stages and causes of Parkinson’s.
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Early research shows transplanting gut bacteria from healthy individuals to people with Parkinson’s, called a faecal microbiota transplant, is safe and may ease motor symptoms.
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Lixisenatide, a diabetes drug being investigated for Parkinson’s, shows potential to slow the progression of movement symptoms.
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New research study shows impact of delirium for people with Parkinson’s in hospital
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The simple skin test was able to detect a troublesome protein associated with Parkinson's and other similar conditions.
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Our latest round of grants fund projects which aim to improve everyday life for people living with Parkinson’s, without the need for extra medications.
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Foslevodopa-foscarbidopa (also called Produodopa) has been approved by NICE in England, Northern Ireland and Wales and the Scottish Medicines Consortium for people with Parkinson’s who experience movement related symptoms.
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Foslevodopa-foscarbidopa (also called Produodopa) can be offered in England from 27 February for people with Parkinson’s who experience movement related symptoms.
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A further trial of a device-delivered GDNF is not going ahead, but other approaches are showing promise.
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Predict-PD is a study that aims to understand the risk factors of Parkinson’s. More than 10,000 people are now taking part and are representative of the ethnic diversity within the UK population.