Parkinson Canada

This November, we’re highlighting the important advances being made thanks to funding for groundbreaking research. Every donation, no matter the size, supports research dedicated to finding new treatments and improving the quality of life for people living with Parkinson's. In this issue, we’re spotlighting some of this research and the incredible efforts being made in the field. Together, we are driving innovation, hope and momentum for the Parkinson's community with the help of dedicated researchers and scientists.

Community Updates

Advocacy in action this Hill Day

On Oct. 24 Parkinson Canada went to Parliament Hill.

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Exciting new conferences

New conferences featured some fascinating highlights.

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Patient Engagement Workshop

Bringing researchers and patients together in Montreal.

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Clinical Trial Pipeline

An article was published recently that provides an update on drug therapies in development for Parkinson's. It provides an exceptional summary of the promising clinical trials currently underway and what they mean for future treatments.

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Economic Burden of Parkinson's in Canada

Living with Parkinson’s can take a big financial toll on the individual and care partner. In our new report, we highlight these impacts and how they affect Canadians and our healthcare system. This is a useful tool as we continue to advocate for the support our community needs.

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Upcoming Events

Parkinson’s IQ + You Vancouver
Join us in Vancouver on November 23 for an empowering event. Connect, learn, and gain valuable insights as we come together to share knowledge, resources, and support.
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National Philanthropy Day is Nov. 15
On Nov. 15 we recognize the incredible contributions of philanthropy and its power to enrich our world.
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Parkinson Canada’s research competition awards grants and funding to researchers in a range of disciplines. Researchers such as Tara Shomali, Dr. Stefan Lang, and Dr. Kaylena Ehgoetz Martens, who are all working on novel ways to understand or treat Parkinson’s.

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Upcoming Webinar

The gut-brain connection is closely linked to brain health and may influence neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s. Join our webinar on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, from 2:00 to 3:00 PM ET, where Dr. Silke Appel Cresswell and dietitian Nicole Shuckett will discuss the gut-brain axis in Parkinson’s and share practical diet tips.

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