Parkinson's disease research clinic

About the clinic

The ForeFront Parkinson’s Disease clinic is a research-based facility that strives to develop better patient care and family support for people living with Parkinson’s Disease and related disorders. Our research investigates the causes underlying many of the problems faced by people living with these conditions. We hope a better understanding of these symptoms will improve quality of life. In addition, we have specific studies addressing novel treatment and diagnostic approaches.

Our Services

Get involved – discuss your health with medical leaders

Your participation in our research trials is crucial as our studies rely on people living with Parkinson’s Disease and related conditions. It’s also an opportunity to discuss your health with some of the best and brightest research leaders.

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Participate in our research

We are currently running studies in freezing of gait, hallucinations and predicting disease, as well as clinical trials targeting specific symptoms and disease progression. Be part of history in the making – contact us to learn about participating in our work.

Our research program is always evolving so please contact us to find out more about our research.

Currently active clinical trials

Australian Parkinson's Mission Clinical Trials

A study using re-purposed medication to treat Parkinson's disease is now open to recruitment. This involves six visits over 62 weeks. For more information, please visit the APM website or contact Stacey West

TEMPO-2 Clinical Trial

TEMPO-2 Clinical Trial: A study trialling the efficacy, safety, and tolerability of a flexible dose investigational product on early Parkinson’s Disease is now open to recruitment. This involves 13 visits over approximately 35 weeks. Please contact Stacey West for more information.

SEL003 PSP Clinical Trial

A study testing the effects of an investigational product on participants with Probable Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. This involves 9 visits over approximately 56 weeks where participants will be randomised to receive either active OR inactive treatment. This study is now open to recruitment. Please contact Stacey West for more information.

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