Parkinson’s disease: a growing global health challenge.
World Parkinson’s Day, observed each year on April 11, raises awareness of Parkinson’s disease and the broader impact of neurodegenerative disorders worldwide.
As populations age, these diseases represent an increasing burden for healthcare systems, with significant unmet medical needs in both therapeutic development and early detection.
Despite decades of research, progress remains limited by a fundamental challenge:
the difficulty of accurately modeling human neuronal function
Rethinking healthcare innovation at a global scale.
Each year, World Health Day, organized by the World Health Organization, highlights major global health priorities.
Beyond access to care, it raises a fundamental question:
how can we improve the effectiveness and safety of the therapies delivered to patients?
Part of the answer lies in transforming how drug development is conducted.