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Michael J. Fox funds new diagnostic testing that could detect Parkinson's 'even before symptoms appear'
Michael J. Fox was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease at 29 years old — just one year after the “Back to the Future” trilogy ...
Michael J. Fox is writing a book about his ‘Back to the Future’ days, screenwriter reveals: 'I don't know if I'm supposed to say that'
Michael J. Fox appears to be heading back to the future — at least when it comes to putting his memories of the popular film ...
Rob Lowe and Michael J Fox’s star-studded drug bust: “It was like a clown car”
Michael J. Fox might have a wholesome reputation these days, but he and a bunch of his celebrity friends once got busted by ...
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Inspired by father, Lynchburg woman runs for Parkinson's
Taryn Robertson, a professor at Randolph College, is currently fundraising and training to run a marathon for her father who ...
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Why Michael J. Fox Received a Presidential Medal of Freedom
Actor Michael J. Fox was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Jan. 4 by former president Joe Biden for his work ...
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Lawmaker files bill to establish Ky. Parkinson’s Disease Research Registry
London, has collaborated with the London-based advocacy group Parkinson's In Motion and The Michael J. Fox Foundation (MJFF) ...
How I Became the First Person With Parkinson's to Row Across the Pacific
A few years after Patrick Morrissey, 53, learned he had early onset Parkinson's disease, a group of friends came to him with ...
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Maynooth University study reveals how poor sleep affects Parkinson’s patients – with help from Michael J Fox’s foundation
Sleep problems are very common in people with Parkinson’s disease and are associated with poorer quality of life in patients, ...
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Back to the Future Fans Will Hate the Downright Diabolical Reason Disney Chose to Base Aladdin on Tom Cruise Over Michael J. Fox
Disney originally based the face of Aladdin on iconic star Michael J. Fox, but according to an executive, the face wasn't ...
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Four-in-five Parkinson’s patients report sleep issues
More than four-in-five people with Parkinson’s disease have trouble sleeping, a significantly higher rate than the general population, new Irish-led research has found.