Progressive supranuclear palsy and how awareness of the disease can move toward more therapies

We've awarded Annelies Quaegebeur a PSPA Small Research Grant to assist her study characterising neuroinflammation in PSP brains with high-plex spatial protein profiling. This will help identify early-stage therapies and biomarkers. #WomeninScience #TeamPSPA #PSPAware | PSPA

It’s #WomenInScience today and we’re highlighting and celebrating the brilliant women who are researching the PSP & CBD conditions. Women such as Riona Giulia Fumi, who is the PROSPECT Study Coordinator & ExPRESS Project Manager at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology. Riona shared her how she got into research, more on the work she does and the importance of encouraging girls and women into science. Check out and share the video below. Keep and eye out for more content celebrating #WomenInSc

Welcome to day seven of our 12 Days of Awareness! 🎄🎅 Today we’re focusing on the Eye Red Flags of PSP that could help improve diagnosis. We’ve created a helpful poster detailing the symptoms that opticians and ophthalmologists can look out for to help detect PSP earlier. You can download the poster here: https://ow.ly/7sNI50UmqGb. You will also find our website awareness map which allows you to log where you have dropped off the posters. Come back for day eight tomorrow! #PSP #EyeHealth #Optom

Progressive supranuclear palsy: current approach and challenges to diagnosis and treatment » Department of Neurology » College of Medicine » University of Florida