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Case studiesview list of case studies »Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s ResearchThe Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research has become the single largest funder of Parkinson’s research outside the U.S. government. It has invested over $150 million in research to date, two-thirds for translational research; funded testing of over 100 therapeutic targets for Parkinson’s Disease; and has undertaken novel industry partnerships to support early-stage promising therapeutic approaches.
MJFF has developed a targeted approach to research funding that helps identify and prioritize the patient-relevant science that will allow it to reach its goal.
MJFF is helping to speed up drug development for PD with innovative strategies that identify roadblocks along the therapeutic development pipeline. By sharing the risk of drug development with academic and industry researchers alike, it hopes to increase the movement of new treatments into the clinic. MJFF Provides Web-Based Community for PD Researchers. Coverage of the MJFF ModelThe Wall Street Journal: Services Match Patients With Clinical Trials The Economist: All together now Fast Company: Urgency And Optimism: Corporate Culture The Michael J. Fox Foundation Way Philanthropy News Digest: Michael J. Fox Foundation Launches Pilot Partnering Program The New York Times: Marching Through Life With Parkinson's The New York Times: Helping New Drugs Out of Research's 'Valley of Death' Institutional Investor: Disease Charities: The New Financiers of Drug Development BioCentury: Value Addition CNN: Michael J. Fox on Parkinson's and Life Chronicle of Philanthropy: Charities Move Into Role Traditionally Held by Drug Companies (subscription required) The New York Times: Taking Science Personally |
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