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Using Artificial Intelligence to Analyze Brain Cells May Revolutionize Research

Computers may be taught to identify features in nerve cells that have not been stained or undergone other damaging treatments for microscope use, an approach with the potential to revolutionize the way researchers study neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s. “Researchers are now generating extraordinary amounts of data. For neuroscientists, this means…

#AAN2018: Biogen’s BIIB054 Shows Positive Data in Phase 1 Parkinson’s Trial

Parkinson’s treatment candidate BIIB054 was well-tolerated and had a favorable pharmacological profile in preliminary Phase 1 clinical results. Biogen will present those results at the 2018 American Academy of Neurology ANN Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, California, April 21-27. Parkinson’s News Today will be covering the conference. The presentation “Randomized, Double-Blind,…

#AAN2018 – Neural Stem Cell-Based Therapy is Safe, May Benefit Patients, Early Test Results Suggest

Human neural stem cells show promise as therapy for Parkinson’s disease, according to six-month interim results of Phase 1 trial. The therapy’s developer, International Stem Cell’s Corporation subsidiary Cyto Therapeutics, will present the results at the American Academy of Neurology annual meeting in Los Angeles, April 21-27. Parkinson’s News Today will be…

#AAN2018- Inbrija Reduces Parkinson’s Off Periods, Phase 3 Trial Shows

Inbrija reduces Parkinson’s symptoms when standard treatments wear off, and decreases the length of these off periods, a Phase 3 clinical trial shows. The therapy’s developer, Acorda Therapeutics, will present the results at the American Academy of Neurology annual meeting in Los Angeles, April 21-27. Parkinson’s News Today will be covering…