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Beat by beat: Living beyond Parkinson’s

Scott, an HR professional and coach in Basel, suddenly found himself in uncharted territory—facing medical uncertainty and personal resilience. As a passionate part-time drummer, he's determined not to miss a beat in his search for answers.

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50 Years Forward: Roche’s Relentless Pursuit of Parkinson’s

For more than 50 years, Roche has been committed to Parkinson’s research. Today, progress is bringing us closer to treatments that could slow progression and help people stay independent for longer.

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Caring for a parent with Alzheimer’s: Silvia’s journey

Silvia didn’t just become her father’s caregiver—she became the balance-keeper at home, supporting both parents as Alzheimer’s reshaped the family’s care ecosystem.

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The journey to Alzheimer’s diagnosis matters, here’s why

Many people face a long wait for an Alzheimer’s diagnosis—yet early detection can make a meaningful difference. Learn how diagnostic testing can support timely care and planning.

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The global impact of brain disorders

The Brain Health Atlas infographic was developed to measure the global burden of brain disorders over time and geographies.

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How adult SMA patients improve access to care and treatment

Three letters – SMA – tell countless personal stories. Stories of resilience, as adults living with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) navigate everyday life and overcome challenges to access care and treatment.

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Roche and BARDA: Partnering for better brain health

Roche and the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA), a federal agency in the US, are joining forces to expedite innovation around traumatic brain injuries (TBI).

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What makes you, you: Nadya’s story

Nadya doesn’t allow her SMA to define her, as she makes time to pursue her passions such as painting.

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What makes you, you: Julia's story

Julia has a condition called MOG-AD, but adjusting her outlook on life has helped her to be hopeful about the future.

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Addressing urgent gaps in care for adults living with SMA

Adults make up more than half of those living with SMA yet many face significant obstacles in accessing the care and treatment they need

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Antoine helps us improve care for people with MS

When Antoine learned in 2009 that he had relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis, he felt shocked but also relieved.

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The past 5 years of B-cell therapy in multiple sclerosis

The evolution of B-cell therapy and its impact in both improving the understanding and management of multiple sclerosis.

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