Hear, Here, Parkinson’s! Podcast
Hear, Here, Parkinson’s! Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Hear, Here, Parkinson’s! podcast, where you will hear from special guests covering the world of Parkinson’s with with a deep dive on the World Parkinson Congress and a look at how the WPC has helped make extraordinary progress in the Parkinson’s community by creating space for people with Parkinson’s to have a seat at the table.This podcast series is made possible with support from BlueRock Therapuetics.
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The podcast delves into themes related to Parkinson’s disease, including patient advocacy, community engagement, and scientific advancements. Episode highlights include discussions on the World Parkinson Congress's role in uniting voices from the Parkinson’s community and interviews with experts such as Roger Barker reflecting on the progress made in the field.
Welcome to the Hear, Here, Parkinson’s! podcast, where you will hear from special guests covering the world of Parkinson’s with with a deep dive on the World Parkinson Congress and a look at how the WPC has helped make extraordinary progress in the Parkinson’s community by creating space for people with Parkinson’s to have a seat at the table.This podcast series is made possible with support from BlueRock Therapeutics.
Professor Tilo Kunath from the University of Edinburgh and a former presenter at the World Parkinson Congress, appears on the Hear, Here Parkinson’s Podcast. He shares insights on stem cell research and reflects on the significant impact that the World Parkinson Congresses have had, both for him personally and for the Edinburgh research community and beyond.
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