Tag: Movement Disorders

UNC Neurology Faculty Dr. Nina Browner and Movement Disorder Fellow, Dr. Abigail O’Reggio assisted in developing the American Association of Neurology online course “NeuroBytes: Task Specific Focal Dystonia – “Writer’s Camp”‘ Course Description: Task specific dystonia is a commonly missed focal dystonia. This is in part due to the symptoms...

The MSA coalition is the largest non-profit foundation in the US supporting patients/families and researchers in multiple system atrophy, which is a relatively rare but devastating neurodegenerative disease. The Purpose of the MSA Center of Excellence program, which is new as of 2023 (2023 was the first year), is to...

Dr. Miriam Sklerov, of the Neurology Movement Disorders Center at UNC recently won a K23 through the NIMH, for her project, “Investigation of non-invasive brain stimulation for the treatment of apathy”. They will be recruiting people with Parkinson’s disease to investigate the effects of non-invasive brain stimulation on apathy using...

This is a genetic registry study aimed at developing a central location to store Parkinson’s Disease genetic data for future research use. Status: Open

Circadian rhythm is well known to affect various aspects of sports performance; however, the sport-specific effects in rock climbing are not well studied. We aim to evaluate diurnal changes in maximum finger strength, finger endurance, and power in rock climbers. Status: Not currently enrolling

CurePSP created this new network to help patients with atypical Parkinsonism disorders to locate the best possible care and other resources.