Using a variety of sources, our volunteer data trackers research and record comprehensive, up-to-date information to help fellow patients make more educated decisions about their course of treatment. Treatments address symptomatic, cognitive, neuropsychological, and autonomic aspects of PD. Some may prove to be neuroprotective, restorative, and possibly even regenerative. Alternative treatments also are considered for inclusion, especially if they follow FDA approval procedures.

The uniqueness of this database is that it focuses on Parkinson’s treatments in development, clinical trials and trial results. It also gives links to press releases, professional presentations, journal articles and sponsoring company information (such as company mergers, dropped trials, and financial information). Finally, this database maintains archives of trials tracked, offering the reader an historical account of treatment approval or discontinuation.

The database may be viewed in a number of ways:

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The Scorecard provides an alphabetical listing of treatments and a quick overview of where each currently stands in the pharmaceutical development pipeline. Click on the name of each treatment for detailed information and within the treatment records, click on a phase number for information on a specific clinical trial phase.
The Treatment / Symptom Match Tool lists common PD symptoms and treatments that may address these. Check one or more symptoms, then press the filter button to see which treatments may apply. For detailed information, click on the name of each treatment or, where available, on the clinical trial enrollment information link.
Treatment and Sponsor Reports can be sorted by Treatment Status or Sponsor Name. Click on the name of the Treatment or Sponsor to see the complete database record. Within the treatment records, click on a phase number for information on a specific clinical trial phase. Links are also provided to PDtrials.org for up-to-date information on Parkinson's disease clinical trials currently enrolling participants in the U.S.

The contents of this database and all communications with Parkinson Pipeline Project (PPP) are solely for information purposes and are not intended as medical advice. While we make every effort to assure that the information is accurate and up to date, an error may occasionally occur. All information and materials are provided AS IS without any warranty of any kind. In no event will the PPP or any person contributing information contained on this website be held liable for any damages arising out of information contained in our website.

Contact the Pipeline Project at www.pdpipeline.org/contactus.htm to inquire about volunteering, to send database suggestions or corrections, or if you have general questions

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