MJFF grants totaling $7.6M will help Casma develop Parkinson’s therapy

Parkinson's News Today·Mar 17

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The Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) has granted funds to support the development of Parkinson's therapies, with one grant totaling $7.6M awarded to Casma. However, the amount and recipients of MJFF grants appear to vary, with other reported grants ranging from funding for preclinical studies to support for clinical trials. The grants are part of broader efforts to advance research and treatment for Parkinson's disease.

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MJFF grants totaling $7.6M will help Casma develop Parkinson’s therapy

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