Results from Exenatide-PD3 sub-study, funded by Cure Parkinson’s, reveal a new way to predict Parkinson’s progression. Exenatide-PD3 was a phase 3 clinical trial of the Type 2 diabetes drug exenatide (Bydureon) which finished in early 2024. Find out more about the study: buff.ly/AjR8rjO

Looking forward to the @cureparkinsons.org.uk Autumn Research Update meeting on "How neurotrophic factors could be used to treat #Parkinsons". It will be at the Royal Society of Medicine on Monday 19th October cureparkinsons.org.uk/2026/09/autu...

Autumn Research Update Meeting 2026 - Cure Parkinson's

Our 2026 Autumn Research Update Meeting will once again be held at the renowned Royal Society of Medicine (RSM), Wimpole Street, London on Monday 19

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Applications for the @cureparkinsons.org.uk 2027 Research Committee internship programme are now open! Early-career researchers looking for grant evaluation experience, here is your opportunity! It is a one-year role that involves 4 grant review meetings cureparkinsons.org.uk/2026/09/2027...

Applications for our 2027 research committee internship programme are now open - Cure Parkinson's

We are inviting applications for early-career researchers (ECRs) to join our research grant evaluation committee as part of our annual internship scheme.

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Not long until our #WalkToCureParkinsons event in Battersea! To mark #WalkingWednesday, we're looking back at some of the highlights from last year 🧡💙 To get involved with #WalkToCureParkinsons this year and to sign up to hear when 2027 goes on sale, visit: buff.ly/k7zpG5E

For people living with Parkinson’s like Helen and Paul, research can’t wait. But you can help bring us closer to a cure. Today is the LAST day you can start a monthly gift through the Big Give and have your first three donations DOUBLED. Set up your gift today: buff.ly/XlYX00R

Our supporters have been representing the charity from land, sea and air recently! Find out more: buff.ly/JIDu4JC

Cure Parkinson’s and Van Andel Institute (VAI) are delighted to announce Dr Esther Sammler as the winner of the 2026 Tom Isaacs Award, which honours researchers who closely collaborate with the Parkinson’s community. Find out more: buff.ly/ZjrCLw5

Missed our Parkinson’s and dementia webinar? You can now catch up with the recording, featuring Edinburgh University’s Professor Tilo Kunath and an expert panel discussing the relationship between Parkinson’s and dementia. Watch now: buff.ly/0G5VXkR

The first of the results from a Cure Parkinson’s funded project investigating two treatments has now been published, demonstrating that chlorogenic acid does not have a protective effect in Parkinson’s models. Find out more about the study: buff.ly/fq0yWz8

We were delighted to have #TeamCure take part in the Great North Run for the first time last weekend! Our 12 incredible runners took part in the 13.1-mile journey from Newcastle to South Shields. So far, the team has raised over £12,700! Explore our challenge events: buff.ly/5SOnVzQ

A story of humour, courage and Parkinson’s will hit UK cinemas this November. Onwards and Sideways, a new film written by Cure Parkinson’s patron and Movers & Shaker, Paul Mayhew-Archer, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) last week. Find out more: buff.ly/F2wHOpP

With less than a month to go before our Battersea walk, this #WalkingWednesday we hear from supporter Sat, who is taking part with his family. “I was diagnosed with young onset Parkinson’s last year, at age 37. I’m a husband, and dad to two little girls...." (1/3)

Make your support go twice as far. Start a regular gift this September, and the Big Give will DOUBLE your first three donations, helping fund vital Parkinson’s research. Start your regular gift today: buff.ly/asZrQu7

Book for our Autumn Research Update Meeting! Held on Monday 19 October at the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM), London, the meeting will cover neurotrophic factors, a group of proteins that support the growth and survival of nerve cells. Book now: buff.ly/RSDPsek

It’s #WalkingWednesday! Today we hear from Andrew, who is co-chair of our philanthropic giving circle, the Cure Collective. He shares his experience taking part in our London walk last year in memory of his mother, who lived with Parkinson’s. (1/2)

For Helen, Parkinson's started with small things: trouble writing, a finger that didn’t feel right. Right now there is no cure. But hope starts with research. By setting up a regular gift in September, your first three monthly gifts will be matched, helping unlock research funding: buff.ly/6hkckqv

Huge congratulations to our #TeamCure runners who took part in the Big Half Marathon on Sunday! So far they’ve raised over £10,300 – we’re so grateful for their incredible support in helping to raise funds for our search for a cure! 🧡💙

This #RememberACharityWeek, we’re saying heartfelt thanks to everyone who is considering or has chosen to leave a gift to Cure Parkinson's in their Will. By remembering Cure Parkinson’s in your Will, you can leave a legacy of hope and discovery. Learn how to leave a gift: buff.ly/dsU9fZA

We’re hiring a Scientific Programmes Manager! We are looking for an experienced events professional to join our research team and take charge of our programme of research workshops and conferences, both for the scientific community and for supporters of the charity. Apply now: buff.ly/wH6e3gc

Graham and his wife Sue were enjoying their retirement when Sue was diagnosed with Parkinson’s last January. A keen walker with numerous walking expeditions under his belt, Graham decided to fundraise by walking the Three Peaks in Surrey – trekking 23 miles over one day! (1/2)

Parkinson’s impacts every aspect of Paul's life. But research gives him hope – and this September, your support can drive this research forward. Start a regular gift through the @BigGive and your first three donations will be DOUBLED – at no extra cost. Sign up now: buff.ly/6hkckqv

Cure Parkinson’s was set up in 2005 by four people living with Parkinson’s – since the beginning, our work has been shaped by people affected by the condition. We are committed to working with supporters and advocates across the community in the search for a cure. Get involved: buff.ly/LMqZRqv

Want to learn more about the relationship between Parkinson’s and dementia? Don’t forget to sign up for our webinar, taking place in three weeks on Wednesday 9 September, held in collaboration with the Journal of Parkinson's Disease and the University of Edinburgh. Register now: buff.ly/ZS7Y9uz

Today’s #WalkingWednesday is a special #InternationalDogDay edition! 🐕‍🦺 Whether you and your pet pooch are taking part in our #WalkToCureParkinsons event on Sunday 11 October, or are gearing up for our #OctoberWalkingChallenge - show support in style with our bandana! Buy now: buff.ly/EvVoGS9

Lace up your walking boots – our #OctoberWalkingChallenge is back by popular demand for 2026! Walk 100km across the month to raise funds for Cure Parkinson’s. Your support helps fund vital research projects with the potential to slow, stop or reverse Parkinson’s. Join now: buff.ly/AjrR8LE

We know that a cure is only possible working with the best and brightest research experts across the globe. Our strategy, funding programmes and pioneering research initiatives make sure that worldwide collaboration is possible. Find out more: cureparkinsons.org.uk/about-us/our...

This #WalkingWednesday, Kuhan, a longtime supporter who lives with Parkinson’s, and Helen, a trustee of the charity, share why you should join us in Battersea Park on Sunday 11 October for #WalkToCureParkinsons. (1/2)

From climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to swimming around the Isle of Wight, the heatwaves in July didn’t stop our incredible #FundraisingHeroes! 🧡💙 Find out what they got up to: buff.ly/bSl3iCF

What is the relationship between Parkinson’s and dementia? In our webinar on Wednesday 9 September at 5pm BST, Edinburgh University’s Professor Tilo Kunath and an expert panel will discuss dementia, Parkinson's and the current research landscape. Register now: buff.ly/a1rKqKH

Calling all runners! 👟 We have the last few spaces left available for this year's Oysho Royal Parks Half Marathon, and we want YOU in Team Cure. The incredible 13.1 mile route takes you through four of the eight Royal Parks. Sign up today to secure your spot: buff.ly/5vYiytK