Gain Therapeutics: Targeting Parkinson’s at the Cellular Level
Gain Therapeutics is advancing an experimental therapy designed to repair damaged brain cells in Parkinson’s disease, bringing new hope to patients and families.
A science-first approach to restoring function by addressing the root cause of Parkinson’s
In the pursuit of breakthroughs for neurodegenerative diseases, Gain Therapeutics is working to shift the paradigm in Parkinson’s treatment. Their experimental therapy goes beyond symptom management—it's designed to address the root cause of the disease by targeting misfolded proteins and restoring cellular function.
Parkinson’s affects millions globally, and existing treatments primarily focus on easing motor symptoms. Gain’s science is different. By aiming to repair the cells that are damaged in the disease process, their goal is to help patients regain mobility, independence, and quality of life. The company’s approach blends deep scientific rigor with patient-centered innovation, pointing toward a future where treating the underlying biology of Parkinson’s could redefine what’s possible for those diagnosed.
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