Channel 9 DLB Trial

Thanks to Gaby Rogers (@gabyrogers) from Channel 9 News (@Channel9) for covering our trial to help patients who have  Dementia with Lewy Bodies. You can...

The Australian Newspaper story

The Australian Newspaper has highlighted the work of the Australian Parkinson’s Mission (www.theapm.org.au), which supported by a federal government MRFF grant...

Research ‘Home and Away’: Northern Beaches Support Group

Watch Professor Lewis presenting on the latest research from his team (Home) and from around the World (Away). Many thanks to...

Chinatown Public Forum 2023: Understanding and Treating Freezing of Gait

Understanding and Treating Freezing of Gait This presentation was given to the Sydney Chinatown support group in English, Mandarin and Cantonese. ...

Shepparton Public Forum 2023: Recent Clinical Trials for Non-Motor Symptoms in PD

Recent Clinical Trials for Non-Motor Symptoms in Parkinson’s Disease Non-motor symptoms are very common in Parkinson’s Disease (PD) and include issues...

Public Forum Bas Bloem What Parkinson’s Patients Want

WHAT PATIENTS REALLY WANT We live in a time and era where it is becoming increasingly important to focus our medical...

Public Forum Bas Bloem The Parkinson’s Pandemic

THE PARKINSON’S PANDEMIC AND WHAT WE NEED TO DO ABOUT IT Parkinson’s disease is the world’s fastest growing neurological condition. This...

Public Forum Simon Lewis

Join Prof Simon Lewis as he highlights his Clinical Trials program and other research Simon Lewis is Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Sydney...

Public Forum Nic Dzamko

Dr Nic Dzamko is a senior research fellow at the University of Sydney. Nic has a biomedical science degree with first class  Honours and...

Public Forum Glenda Halliday

Professor Glenda Halliday is an Australian career neuroscientist and research neuropathologist specializing in  neurodegeneration. Her research has made a major impact on understanding disease progression including developing rigorous quantitative methods for evaluating pathology...