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Sep 8, 2026
Parkinson's Policy Update: Dr. Alice Chen-Plotkin
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2:22George AckermanHOST
But before that, you know, stopping the progression, reversing it and then the cure.

Alice Chen PlotkinGUEST
So I got into Parkinson's disease because I trained as a neurologist and I was very interested in the brain.

Alice Chen PlotkinGUEST
And I felt like the diseases of the brain are different from the diseases of the other parts of the body, right? Because if your knee doesn't work, you can get it replaced.

Alice Chen PlotkinGUEST
You So if your brain starts to have problems, that really erodes at your sense of self.

Alice Chen PlotkinGUEST
So it was really important to me when I was in my medical training that these diseases spoke to me more.

Alice Chen PlotkinGUEST
And then over time, I started to realize that what we really need for most of the brain diseases is things to slow them down or stop them.
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