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iPSC NeuroHub: An open source ARCND repository
The iPSC NeuroHub aims to make iPSCs, tools, and protocols accessible to labs studying neurological diseases within the ARCND iPSC NeuroHub.

Harvard biomarkers study: A lipid test for new Parkinson’s and Lewy body Dementia therapies
Learn more about our biomarkers study for Parkinson's Disease Dementia and Dementia with Lewy Bodies!

Harvard biomarkers study: Biomarkers for Parkinson's
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Learn more about our Parkinson's disease biomarkers study!

Genomic ‘dark matter’ bridges gap between Parkinson’s, other neuropsychiatric disorders, study finds
Noncoding RNAs active in dopamine neurons are a surprising link between genetic risk and Parkinson's disease.

Cognitive risk score calculator
This risk assessment tool estimates the chance of a person with Parkinson's disease to develop global cognitive impairment. More information may be found at Cognitive Risk Score Calculator for Parkinson's Disease

BRAINcode: An encyclopedia of human brain cells
BRAINcode is an encyclopedia of the entire RNA content of dopamine and pyramidal neurons in the human brain.
More information may be found at BRAINcode Project

Passive in-home patient monitoring: From wearables to invisibles
Dr. Dina Katabi visits the Advanced Center for Parkinson's Disease Research to present on new innovations in mobile and wireless technology with application to digital health.


Parkinson's GBA genetic study
Learn more about the Parkinson's disease study specifically targeting the GBA gene!

Investigating LRRK2 as a common genetic contributor to Parkinson's disease
Dr. Jie Shen and her team describe an essential role of LRRK in the brain during aging that may help shed light on the causes of PD.

Could repurposed asthma drugs treat Parkinson’s disease?
Team makes a surprising discovery that some asthma medicines may also hold the potential to treat or help prevent Parkinson’s disease.
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