Our Team
Leadership
Core & Project Leads
Cores
Projects
-
Project I: Evolution of cholinergic deficits within multisensory, cognitive, and motor integration brain regions and development of PIGD features in people with Parkinson’s disease
-
Project II: Circuit Mechanisms of Attentional-Motor Interface Dysfunction in PD Falls
-
Project III: Cingulo-Opercular Task Control Network Cholinergic Dysfunction in PD
-
Catalyst Research Project: Retrosplenial Cholinergic and Attentional-Motor Integration Dysfunction
Udall News
Let’s Talk About It Features Kara J. Wyant, MD
In cooperation with the Parkinson Foundation-Great Lakes Chapter and Michigan Parkinson Foundation. There are many non-motor challenges associated with Parkinson’s disease that may not always be easy to discuss. With a focus on non-motor symptoms and intimacy in chronic illness, this program will provide strategies for coping and talking about it with healthcare providers or[…]
2023 Parkinson’s Disease & You Symposium
This year the symposium will include a special keynote by David G. Standaert, MD, PhD from The Alabama Udall Center at University of Alabama. We’ll have an overview of the U-M Udall Center research with presentations on each project by a member of the project team. U-M’s own Anne Pelletier Cameron, MD will present on[…]
Dr. Kelvin Chou Featured in Michigan Medicine Blog Post About Deep Brain Stimulation
Excerpt from Michigan Medicine Headlines article titled “Deep Brain Stimulation Offers Hope for Parkinson’s Patient” on September 15, 2022. Read more here. Key takeaways: Deep brain stimulation has been performed on Parkinson’s patients at U-M Health for nearly 20 years and though not a cure, the procedure offers some degree of improvement in symptoms for[…]
Udall Co-Investigator, Cindy Lustig receives U-M Carol Hollenshead Inspire Awards
Excerpt from the University Record published on August 30, 2022. Read the article here. Cindy Lustig, a Udall Center co-investigator and leader of STAR (Scholarship, Transferrable skills, Academics, & Research) Scholars is one of three U-M groups receiving the Carol Hollenshead Inspire Award for Excellence in Promoting Equity and Social Change at the CEW+ Advocacy[…]
Michigan Parkinson’s Foundation Summer Newsletter
Read more here.
Quincy Almeida, Ph.D. presented Department of Neurology Grand Rounds – August 17 – In-Person & Virtual
Quincy Almeida, Ph.D., Director of Parkinson’s & Neurological Disorders Program, CARESPACE Health & Wellness, Waterloo, Ontario presented “From underlying mechanisms of symptoms to treatment in Parkinson’s Disease: Lessons from Freezing of Gait” on Wednesday, August 17 from 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. in Danto Auditorium and virtually.
Dr. Wyant Presented at 36th Annual Parkinson’s Summer Forum
Parkinson’s Network North 36th Annual Parkinson’s Summer Forum Parkinson Disease: Medication and Movement Featured Presenters: Kara Wyant, M.D., and Andrew S. Cole, M.D., M.S. Thursday, May 26, 2022 NMC Haggerty Center 715 East Front Street, Traverse City, MI 49686 Find the full event flyer here.
Dr. Albin’s Parkinson’s Disease Research Update
Excerpt from the Michigan Parkinson Foundation Spring 2022 Messenger Research Update: University of Michigan Parkinson Disease Research By Dr. Roger Albin, University of Michigan In addition to the University of Michigan Udall Center research program described in the fall issue of the Messenger, there are several other highly active Parkinson disease research programs at the[…]
Michigan Parkinson Foundation Newsletter – Spring 2022
The Spring 2022 issue of the Michigan Parkinson Foundation is now available here. This issue of the newsletter features updates from our own Kara Wyant, M.D. about on page 10 and Roger Albin, M.D. on page 11.
The 6th World Parkinson Congress (WPC 2023) will be held in Barcelona, Spain from July 4-7, 2023
Everyone in the community who is touched by Parkinson’s, whether a researcher, physician, family member, clinician, nurse, or rehab specialist is welcome to attend the WPC 2023. World Parkinson Congresses are 100% inclusive scientific events. Every three years the WPC brings together basic scientists, neurologists, general physicians, nurses, rehab specialists (PT, OT, SLP), and a wide[…]