Parkinson’s disease affects every part of a person: mind, body and soul - but one medicine treats all three better than any other.

The medicine of which I am speaking is “Hope”.  Hope ignites a fire in the soul and rekindles the dying embers of ambition and purpose.  When you accept there is the chance no matter how small, that you are not doomed to a life borne out of your own nightmares, then you start to gather information and you start concentrating on what you can do, not what you can’t. 

You start to involve yourself in your own Parkinson's disease to contribute, communicate and collaborate with others in pursuit of a better state of health for yourself. 

It is this mentality which defines The Cure Parkinson’s Trust; it explains why we exist and our passion to achieve something tangible.

Can you help us raise £123,000 to fund a pilot study to examine this very exciting diabetes treatment. In pre-clinical studies Exendin appears to have not only neuroprotective but neurorestorative properties. Click here for further details and please donate as much as you can afford.                     

The Cure Parkinson’s Trust Joins Worldwide Effort to Recruit 10,000 People with Parkinson's to New Web-based PD Research Community

The Cure Parkinson’s Trust, working with US-based personal genetics company 23andMe to help recruit up to 10,000 people with Parkinson’s to join this ambitious research community. The goal is to use the genetic information of those with Parkinson’s, and online surveys completed by people with Parkinson’s, to enhance understanding of the disease and accelerate new discoveries and therapeutic breakthroughs. Click here for further details.