Clinical Trials for Newly Diagnosed Parkinson's
Being newly diagnosed with Parkinson's is overwhelming, but it is also the stage when the most clinical trials are open to you. Many disease-modifying studies, the ones testing whether a treatment can slow Parkinson's down, specifically look for people in the first few years after diagnosis, before symptoms have advanced.
These trials often use phrases like "early-stage", "de novo", "newly diagnosed", or "within 2 years of diagnosis" in who they can enroll. Some also look for people who have not yet started medication, which we track on a separate page.
Below are the recruiting trials we track that are open to people in the early stages of Parkinson's. Sign up to be emailed when a new one opens.
52 Recruiting Newly Diagnosed Trials
- Check Turkish temperature sensitivity questionnaire, NCT07710625, RECRUITING
- Improve walking with ear stimulation, NCT07337226, RECRUITING
- Testing new Parkinson treatment approach, NCT07488351, RECRUITING
- Assess confidence in thinking skills, NCT07488377, RECRUITING
- Link imagining movements to frailty, NCT07488364, RECRUITING
- Improve eye alignment and refocusing, NCT06857851, RECRUITING
- Detect Parkinson disease related lesions, NCT07685873, RECRUITING
- Improve movement and thinking together, NCT07554833, RECRUITING
- Home ear stimulation improves balance, NCT07536022, RECRUITING
- New medication slows Parkinson progression, NCT07630545, PHASE1, RECRUITING
- Probiotic cocktail delays Parkinson progression, NCT07619560, RECRUITING
- Multitasking exercises improve arm strength, NCT07536542, RECRUITING
- Exoskeleton improves balance while walking, NCT07567482, RECRUITING
- Reduce tremor and movement stiffness, NCT07572903, RECRUITING
- Improve walking endurance through exercise, NCT07221266, RECRUITING
- Predict who will develop Parkinson, NCT07533799, RECRUITING
- Home brain stimulation improves walking, NCT07518290, RECRUITING
- New medication improves brain energy, NCT07322887, PHASE2, RECRUITING
- Improve hand dexterity with phygital, NCT07475741, RECRUITING
- Wearable cues reduce daily freezing, NCT06416345, RECRUITING
- Improve walking with robotic treadmill, NCT04087031, RECRUITING
- Slow early Parkinson disease progression, NCT07174310, PHASE3, RECRUITING
- Improve balance using telerehabilitation games, NCT05773885, RECRUITING
- Detect subtle walking changes early, NCT06907589, RECRUITING
- Improve arm dexterity with robotics, NCT06906679, RECRUITING
- Brain stimulation improves eye alignment, NCT05400499, RECRUITING
- Slow Parkinson progression with enzyme, NCT05565443, RECRUITING
- Track early Parkinson disease progression, NCT05767151, RECRUITING
- Test safety of spinal medication, NCT06565195, PHASE1, RECRUITING
- Slow early Parkinson disease progression, NCT06680830, PHASE2, RECRUITING
- Improve posture and trunk flexibility, NCT06536478, RECRUITING
- Reduce lower extremity muscle stiffness, NCT05884944, RECRUITING
- Blood test detects early Parkinson, NCT05385315, RECRUITING
- Improve motor symptoms via glucose, NCT05998772, RECRUITING
- Predict falls using wearable sensors, NCT06405334, RECRUITING
- Increase walking speed and endurance, NCT06707402, RECRUITING
- New drug to slow Parkinson, NCT04691661, PHASE2, RECRUITING
- Measure brain inflammation in Parkinson, NCT05205291, RECRUITING
- Improve everyday movement and thinking, NCT06879821, RECRUITING
- Reduce falls by improving balance, NCT06508801, RECRUITING
- Adaptive brain stimulation reduces tremor, NCT04681534, RECRUITING
- Improve walking reduce caregiver burden, NCT06892717, RECRUITING
- Improve gait and balance remotely, NCT06052280, RECRUITING
- Improve balance with motor imagery, NCT06154356, RECRUITING
- Retinal imaging detects early Parkinson, NCT07244640, RECRUITING
- Brain scan detects immune activity, NCT05395624, PHASE1, PHASE2, RECRUITING
- Reduce slowness stiffness and tremor, NCT05268887, RECRUITING
- Increase participation in daily activities, NCT06248073, RECRUITING
- Probiotics reduce acting out dreams, NCT06710574, PHASE4, RECRUITING
- Optimize brain stimulation for movement, NCT06169852, RECRUITING