Viola Angela Izzo is looking into impulse control disorders in people with Parkinson’s. 

Anthony Harrison, Dr Gary Latchford and Dr Christopher Graham from Leeds University are investigating if how people who have long term conditions (LTC’s) think and feel affects the way they take their medication.

Dr Sarah Fearn and Emily Watkins from the University of Southampton are assessing factors and events that influence care needs.

Mazda Beigi and Dr Lonneke van Tuijl from King’s College London are investigating ways people think about common situations and how this may relate to anxiety in people with Parkinson’s.

Natalie Sowter from Lancaster University is investigating how people with Parkinson's are treated by others, how they view themselves and how their psychological well being is affected.

The PREDICT PD team from Queen Mary University London, Wolfson Institute of Preventative Medicine and University College London Institute of Neurology are conducting a study to refine tests that might help to predict Parkinson's.

By 2040 the number of people diagnosed with Parkinson’s will have doubled.

Professor K Ray Chaudhuri and his research team are supporting the investigation into the i-PROGNOSIS app as a device to assist with the early detection of Parkinson's

Professor Tony Schapira and the research team across the UK have launched a pioneering online research study. The aim is to understand how subtle changes occur prior to the onset of motor symptoms in Parkinson’s.

Hway Lim and Dr Monty Silverdale at the University of Manchester are looking into a new way of monitoring Parkinson’s.

Dr Claire O’Callaghan and her team at the University of Cambridge are conducting a research study to see if a drug called Atomoxetine can boost motivation in people with Parkinson’s.