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08 Mar 2010
Get updates about new PD Online content in your Twitterfeed and on Facebook. PD Online is at the cutting edge of professional networking, join us and be part of a network of 2000 experts in ... 
Most viewed member posts - October 2009
11 Nov 2009
Here are the most viewed member posts from October 2009!           ... 
New on PD Online: The Business of Science
02 Nov 2009
We've launched a brand new section on The Business of Science, where you'll be able to find information on the business aspects of developing new therapies for Parkinson's disease. We're kicking off ... 
New powers for PD Online members!
17 Sep 2009
You can now easily ask another member to respond to a specific post! At the top of each post you will see an orange 'request response' button - you can use this button to ask another member to ... 
SPOTLIGHT: Pathology of neural transplants in Huntington's disease - Q&A with the authors + discussion
20 Jul 2009
Published Today in PNAS: Dr. Francesca Cicchetti, Dr. Thomas Freeman and co-authors report poor survival and only modest therapeutic benefit of neural tissue transplanted in the brains of ... 
SPOTLIGHT: Q&A with Dr. Joshua Kritzer UPDATED
13 Jul 2009
Published TODAY: a novel yeast-based drug discovery strategy utilized to reduce alpha-synuclein toxicity in a Parkinson's disease model. Dr. Joshua Kritzer, first author of the new publication in ... 
SPOTLIGHT: Lessons learned from cystic fibrosis
10 Jul 2009
Debi Brooks, Co-Founder of MJFF, comments on a recent news article from Nature chronicling the discovery of the gene causing cystic fibrosis (CFTR) and the unexpected slow progress towards a cure. ... 
Be our next Spotlight Member!
07 Jul 2009
If you want to be spotlighted in our next Newsletter, log in and post - we'll spotlight members who's posts provoke discussion and debate. If you'd like to nominate a colleague, postdoc or grad ... 
SPOTLIGHT: What are iPS cells good for?
07 Jul 2009
Induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells are the kind of discovery that has some people speaking in terms of a 'revolution' -- but what are they actually good for? ... 
READERS' CHOICE: Most Read Posts & Discussions -June, 2009
03 Jul 2009
In our first month over 1000 scientists and funders have registered as members, and the site has had over 75,000 page views. Here are the most often read Research Question threads and Posts during ... 
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