About this Event
Our Autumn Research Update Meeting 2024 will be taking place once again at the renowned Royal Society of Medicine (RSM), Wimpole Street, London on 27 November, where guests are invited to listen to updates on our funded research.
Theme: Taking part in Parkinson's research
Participation in research is vital for the advancement and development of new treatments for Parkinson's. There are many benefits for participants as well, including making it possible to learn more about your condition, receive more structured care, and connect with a larger community. Participation does not necessarily have to be in a clinical trial, however; individuals can actively shape upcoming and ongoing research through initiatives such as advisory panels, focus groups, and surveys too.
Please join us on 27 November to hear progress updates from Parkinson’s researchers and people living with Parkinson’s whose work and participation is actively informing investigations into potentially disease-modifying treatments for Parkinson’s. Attendance is free, and is available both online and in-person on a first come, first served basis.
Agenda (to be finalised)
2pm - Introduction: Cure Parkinson's Autumn Research Update 2024
Dr Simon Stott, Cure Parkinson's
2.15pm - DAPA-PD: background and set-up of the trial (with Q&A session)
Dr Bina Patel, University of Cambridge
2.55pm - Getting involved in research: focus groups, patient advocacy and trials recruiting
Anaya Navangul, Cure Parkinson's
3.05pm - Tea & coffee break with in-person poster presentations (video poster presentations will be streamed for our online audience)
- Focus group in lumbar punctures - Anaya Navangul, Cure Parkinson's
- Exenatide wearables sub-study - Dr Cameron Kirk, Newcastle University
- Target trial emulation project - Dr Chengsheng Ju, UCL
- Recruitment for EJS ACT-PD - Georgia Mills, UCL
3.35pm - TBC
4.05pm - Fireside chat - extended Q&A session
Chair: Dr Simon Stott, Cure Parkinson's
Panel: TBC
5pm - Meeting ends, in-person attendees can join us for drinks and a light evening buffet
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We will be taking questions from both our in-person and online audiences during Q&A sessions and will alternate between the two groups. We appreciate your understanding as we ensure everyone gets a chance to participate.
Our Q&A sessions allow audience members to ask questions related to research presented during the meeting. Please note that speakers will not be able to offer direct medical advice. Please consult your healthcare professional for medical advice.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Royal Society of Medicine, 1 Wimpole Street, London, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00
