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Cerevel Therapeutics shares positive phase 3 results for tavapadon in Parkinson’s disease

The progressive neurodegenerative disease affects seven million people worldwide

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Co-funded trial shows promise for Sanofi’s diabetes drug in early Parkinson’s disease

According to WHO, the neurodegenerative disease affected more than 8.5 million people worldwide in 2019

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Two UK clinical trials launched to identify blood tests for dementia diagnosis

The neurodegenerative condition affects more than 944,000 people in the UK

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NeuroDerm shares positive phase 3 results for investigational Parkinson’s disease therapy

The progressive neurodegenerative disease affects around ten million people worldwide

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AbbVie’s Produodopa rolled out by NHS England for advanced Parkinson’s patients

The roll out follows NICE’s recommendation of the treatment in October 2023

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Researchers suggest erectile dysfunction drugs could reduce risk of Alzheimer’s

The study found that men prescribed PDE5Is were 18% less likely to develop the disease

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Biogen to discontinue Alzheimer’s drug Aduhelm in favour of Eisai-partnered Leqembi

The post-marketing confirmatory study of the intravenous treatment will now be terminated

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Michael J Fox Foundation awards Vesper Bio over $870,000 for Parkinson’s treatment

Vesper is currently developing VES001 for GRN-mutated frontotemporal dementia

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New framework establishes two tests for use in clinical trials for Parkinson’s

The neurological condition currently affects around 145,000 people in the UK

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Study suggests hearing aids could prevent onset and progression of dementia

People with severe hearing loss had an increased risk of up to 20% of developing dementia

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Researchers develop new blood test to identify risk of Parkinson’s disease

The findings could help to identify people most likely to benefit from disease-modifying therapies

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Study programme to investigate blocking brain inflammation in Parkinson’s patients

If successful, the findings could lead to new medicines to treat the neurological disease

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