Understanding Parkinson’s disease, step by step with Professor Glenda Halliday

Professor Glenda Halliday will give a public lecture suitable for people living with Parkinson's disease, and their family and friends.

During the talk, Professor Halliday (University of Sydney) will discuss new insights into how Parkinson’s disease develops and progresses over time. She will describe how understanding the stages of the disease helps clinicians identify Parkinson’s earlier and improve predictions about its future course for different people.

Attendance is in-person for this ticket. The talk will be held at the University of Auckland, across the road from City Hospital.

Tea, coffee and biscuits will be served near the venue from 12.10 pm - 20 minutes before the start of the lecture so you can meet Professor Halliday and catch up with friends and colleagues.

An online option is available on a separate ticket.

This event is sponsored by the International Brain Research Organisation.

This event is supported by the Neurological Foundation of New Zealand.