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The UCL Movement Disorders Centre leads a range of cutting-edge research encompassing clinical, molecular, physiological and therapeutic aspects of movement disorders. Our aim is to derive new insight
Interventional clinical trials ("drug trials") test the safety and efficacy of new drugs and treatments that could potentially help manage symptoms better or even slow or halt disease progression.
Observational clinical studies are vitally important to our understanding of the causes and natural course of movement disorders, improving care options and identifying new therapeutic targets.
