npj Parkinson’s Disease Q&A with CTRND co-director
Dr. Malú Tansey discusses new role as journal’s editor-in-chief, career path and research focus.
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UF neuroscientists discover biomarker with potential to aid Parkinson’s diagnosis
Findings lay groundwork for development of a blood test that could be used to help diagnose, treat Parkinson’s disease.
Fixel Institute launches neurotech lab
New lab aims to develop best brain stimulation techniques.
Researchers use AI to optimize treatment aimed at preventing dementia
Using AI technology, UF researchers will determine precision dosing for a new treatment designed to prevent dementia in older adults.
Parkinson’s outreach to African American community to expand
UF team earns Parkinson’s Foundation grant focused on outreach efforts to the African American community in Alachua County.
DBS settings may be successfully managed at home after surgery, study shows
New research shows that people receiving deep brain stimulation, or DBS, for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease may be managed successfully at home by a home health nurse
UF neuroscientists, collaborators sequence American lobster genome
American lobster genome reveals insights into longevity, neural and immune adaptations.
Mental confusion, disorientation may be early warning sign of severe COVID-19
Findings could help physicians identify who is at risk of developing severe COVID-19 so treatment can begin earlier.
New study shows DBS provides 15+ years of benefit
Dr. Michael Okun provided insight into a study by European researchers exploring the long-term benefits of DBS.
Research Snapshot: Drs. Min Lin and Phillip Mackie
Stem cell study demonstrates novel insight into development of Parkinson’s disease.
