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Research: Disability Specific Resources: Parkinson Disease



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New Sign Parkinson Alliance is a national non-profit organization founded in 1999 to foster philanthropic activities to raise funds for Parkinson's research. It is the "umbrella" under which the Parkinson's Unity Walk and Team Parkinson's operate. This site offers ways to donate, events that are upcoming, research that is undergoing, links to other Parkinson's sites. There is also a newsletter available to download, or to receive by mail for a suggested $25 donation. The Parkinson Alliance is in partnership with the Tuchman Foundation. Margaret Tuchman underwent Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgery in 2000, and has since started a web-based "neighborhood" for others who have gone through the same experience. An allied website to The Parkinson Alliance is the DBS-STN.org. The Parkinson Alliance can be reached by mail at: PO Box 308, Kingston, NJ, 08528-0308 or by phone at: 1-800-579-8440 or 1-609-688-0870.

New Sign The Parkinson's Institute is a non-profit organization that uniquely combines a comprehensive Movement Disorders Patient Clinic, a full basic research laboratory, a cadre of world-renowned clinical researchers and epidemiologists, as well as specialized services, education and outreach programs...all under one roof. This is an excellent educational website. The links to basic and clinical research offer lots of information about the necessary research into the causes and cure for Parkinson's. Under the Patients & Caregivers link, the Outreach Program lists many services provided by the Institute, including free educational materials, referral to support groups, training seminars for healthcare professionals, an annual symposium, and tours of the Institute. The Parkinson's Institute can be reached by phone at 408.734.2800 (northern California) or toll-free at 1.800.655.2273. The Institute is located at 1170 Morse Avenue, Sunnyvale, California 94089-1605.


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