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Emily Hill, MD

Emily Hill, MD

Parkinson's disease

PD GENEration Genetic Registry

This study collects genetic test results and leftover DNA from people with Parkinson's to build a central, secure resource for future research. Adults who have a probable Parkinson's diagnosis and agree to genetic testing can join. Participants allow their data to be stored for research and can choose to be told their results for several PD-related genes. The study also provides genetic counseling so people can understand what their results mean. It is an observational, one-time study (cross-sectional) meant to find how common certain gene changes are and to help researchers studying Parkinson's. There is no drug or treatment given; the study involves surveys, genetic testing, and storing DNA for future studies.