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Congress

International Congress of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders ®

Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

October 5-9, 2025

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2024 International Congress recordings

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Available until April 21, 2025

2024 International Congress Highlights

 

In-depth features from the MDS newsletter, Moving Along

 

Controversies: Will AI replace clinicians in the diagnosis of movement disorders?

No: Can AI learn from our mistakes and captured memories to diagnose patients?  

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Yes: The promise of artificial intelligence: Addressing an unmet need

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2024’s most impactful clinical neuroscience studies

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13-year-old researcher uses machine learning to improve diagnosis of Parkinson's disease 

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Trial explores ballet intervention for advanced Parkinson’s

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Listen to the 2024 MDS Congress highlights

From the MDS Podcast

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2024 Research Abstracts 

Browse more than 1,800 novel abstracts.

 
 

2024 Awardees

Congratulations to the winners.

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Explore the Latest Advancements


• Timely scientific topics, from cutting-edge technologies to controversial issues 
• Sessions with live patients and hands-on analysis of real-world cases
• Unique showcases of the most innovative novel research

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Event Highlights

 



Video Challenge

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MDS Talks

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Young Delegates Networking Event

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Join us in Hawaii in 2025


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