Immunosuppression for Parkinson's disease - a new therapeutic strategy?

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• Dr Caroline Williams-Gray, Department of Clinical Neurosciences
• Tuesday 06 June 2023, 16:00-17:00
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Note Change of Date – now June 6th 2023

Theme: Lifelong Brain Development and Brain Ageing Theme: Beyond the Neuron: glia, vascular and immune cells

Biography: Caroline Williams-Gray is a Principal Research Associate in the Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Cambridge, and an honorary consultant neurologist specializing in Parkinson’s disease and movement disorders. She leads a translational research group investigating the clinical and biological heterogeneity of PD, with the ultimate goal of developing more targeted therapies for different Parkinson’s subtypes. Her recent work has focused on the theory that the immune system plays a significant role in mediating the heterogeneity of PD and its progression. Her lab is investigating this using blood and CSF -based immune markers, PET neuroimaging and neuropathology in stratified PD cohorts; and she is leading the first randomized controlled trial repurposing a peripheral immunosuppressive drug (azathioprine) to slow the progression of PD.

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