Guides
Experts share information and tips on exercise, diet and other aspects of aging and disease.
Resources
Here we share resources to live and age well, with disease or not. Read more for ways to boost brain health and find connection. We also share findings and progress from the BLAAC PD study.
Genetic Risk Factor Discovered in People with African Descent
Data from BLAAC PD and other studies helped find a gene change in some people with Parkinson's disease. This change in the GBA1 gene was found in people of African descent. This finding could help steer new treatments for disease. Read more on what this finding might mean for you.
Newsletters
The BLAAC PD Bulletin shares the latest on the study with volunteers and the public.
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Your story can make a difference! Click below or reach out to your study team to help spread the word.
Share Your StoryInformation on Living Well
BLAAC PD partner The Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) offers free education on living with Parkinson's and boosting brain health.
Here we share some educational resources including guides, webinars, and podcasts.
michaeljfox.org/guides
Ask the MD
MJFF's Parkinson's specialist discusses research and care through blogs and videos.
Webinars
Join live each month or watch anytime to hear discussion on everything from gut health to genes.
Stay Connected
Other people in the Parkinson's community can offer many kinds of support. Asking questions and sharing experiences can help you and others.
The Parkinson's Buddy Network is an online community of people impacted by Parkinson's. It is a place for people to connect by sharing experiences, asking questions and engaging in dialogue in a safe setting.
- The Special Interest Group - Black Diaspora is a community-led group that offers connection and conversation for the Black community impacted by or working with Parkinson's disease.
