Brilliant to see this first disclosure of studies conducted within the collaboration between Garvan Institute of Medical Research and C4X Discovery Ltd which has demonstrated the link between patient sub-groups identified by C4XD's PatientSeek genetics platform and clinical data analysed by Prof Antony Cooper's group at Garvan. This supports the hypothesis that Parkinson's is a genetically heterogenous disease for which precision medicine will play a major part in addressing treatment needs, and also provides clinical validation of our Patientseek platform which we are currently applying to our own drug discovery programs as we prepare for the clinic.
New research points to personalised Parkinson’s disease treatment. Imagine a future where Parkinson’s disease therapy isn’t one-size-fits-all, but tailored to each individual’s genetic makeup. Garvan’s A/Prof Antony Cooper presented new findings at the International MDS Congress in Philadelphia recently. Working with C4X Discovery, his team has identified genetic signatures linked to different treatment responses in Parkinson’s disease Phase 3 clinical trials. This research suggests that tailoring Parkinson’s treatment to a patient’s genetic subgroup could improve efficacy – an approach that may lead to more effective symptom management and potentially better outcomes. Congratulations to A/Prof Cooper and his team on a study that highlights the potential of precision medicine in Parkinson’s care. #ParkinsonsResearch #PrecisionMedicine #GarvanInstitute #Genetics