Touchscreen Visual Working Memory Study: Still recruiting!

Study Purpose: to better understand Parkinson's disease (PD) and deep brain stimulation (DBS) while doing a touchscreen cognitive task, electroencephalography (EEG), and motion/eye-tracking

Methodology:
Recording brain signals using EEG, which is a harmless, non-invasive way of studying brain signals.
Studying brain signals associated with visual working memory (a component of human thinking) and arm movement.
Completing brief demographic, motor, and cognitive questionnaires.

If you have a diagnosis of PD...

and you do NOT have DBS, use this flyer:

Flyer for PwP (noDBS)

If you have a diagnosis of PD...

and you DO have DBS, use this flyer:

Flyer for PWP (+DBS)

If you don't have a diagnosis of PD

use this flyer:

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Weill Cornell Medicine STREAM 2.0

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Data collected will inform the future development of interventions and tools to support daily living and independence among aging adults with PD and mild memory loss.

Consult the recruitment flyer at left for details.

Download "PD Recruitment Flyer_stamped-1.pdf"

Is it possible to slow Parkinson’s Disease progression?

A clinical trial is testing a new drug that may slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease (PD). Confirm your eligibility from home, with an at-home saliva sample.

Eligibility Criteria:

Diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease

Age 50–80

Not currently on symptomatic therapy (i.e. not on any PD meds yet), and
not expected to require symptomatic therapy within the next 12 months

No postural instability

Am I Eligible?

Let's discover the next breakthrough, together.

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