Agenda

Open to all. This year the atypical working group will focus on multiple system atrophy epidemiology and biomarkers.

Open to all

Open to all. During our meeting, we will present current projects related to disparities in patient participation and strategies for recruitment in clinical trials. We will also discuss the care of underrepresented/minoritized patient populations. Please fill out our questionnaire: https://forms.gle/yrCVGBYAifbhhSLo7 and bring your phones, as we will be asking you to fill out a virtual attendance sheet! If you would like to attend virtually, please join with this link: https://uclahs.zoom.us/j/91609519459.

PSG Childcare · 9:00am-11:00am · 1:00pm-8:00pm

· Open to all · Panelists: Anna Hohler, MD; Cornelia Kamp, MBA; Joyce Lee-Iannotti, MD; Meredith Spindler, MD Moderators: Okeanis Vaou, MD & Delaram Safarpour, MD

· Open to all · The session will include Study Updates, Working Group Progress Reports, and the Presentation of the Ira Shoulson Award for Making Patients Heard

Anthony Lang, MD

· Open to all · Panel to begin at 12:15pm · PD Prevention Panel - Preventing Parkinson’s Disease: Initiatives in Research and Panelists: Ken Marek, MD; Beate Ritz, MD, PhD; Brian Fiske, PhD; Jesse Cedarbaum, MDMichael Schwarzschild, MD, PhD (Moderator)

Nick Kozauer, MD

Veronica Santini, MD

Retrospective Longitudinal Analysis of Blood MicroRNA-7-5p as a Progression Biomarker in People with Parkinson's Disease (Christopher Adams)

Tracing biomarker trajectories through Parkinson’s disease from cross-sectional data in the UK Biobank (Evan Boyle)

Open to all. The purpose of the Functional Neurosurgery Working Group is to generate ideas for collaborative studies on neurosurgical (and pump-based) treatments for Parkinson’s disease. The meeting will have an update on existing studies and have a discussion on new studies, including collaborative efforts with other working groups.

Private

Private

Open to all. Our Working Group will highlight ongoing collaborative efforts to develop consensus guidelines across key non-motor domains of Parkinson’s disease, including swallowing, sleep, urological, and autonomic dysfunction. Attendees will learn about current progress, cross-disciplinary partnerships, and opportunities to participate in upcoming projects.

· Female conference attendees only · Shuttle service will be provided beginning at 6pm from the hotel to the venue · Return shuttle from venue to hotel will begin at 8:30pm