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How Parkinson’s genetics is transforming drug development
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A wearable device designed to shorten the freezing episodes of Parkinson’s patients has won an innovation award.
The wearable monitoring device, designed by a team of three students from the National University of Singapore, came first in the Intel Singapore Invent 50 competition.
The product wirelessly monitors patient’s movements, and when a freezing episode is detected, can help re-initiate normal activity.
The team – nicknamed ‘PD Loggers’ – was selected from a group of 18 finalists by a panel of 14 judges comprising personalities from the education, government and private sectors.
Judges rated the products on a number of criteria including its the social impact and commercial viability.
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5 key takeaways from a webinar by US charity Parkinson’s Foundation
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