High-tech and Neurological Disorders (HAND) at UCLA jobs and careers
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About High-tech and Neurological Disorders (HAND) at UCLA
High-tech and Neurological Disorders (HAND) at UCLA works to increase awareness and education of neurological diseases, including movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease. An innovation aspect includes creating an undergraduate prototype team to aid in the building of the device. The club also plans to fundraise and provide patient support for adults suffering with these diseases, such as essential tremors, dystonia, and Huntington's disease. We plan on collaborating with the UCLA Movement Disorders Program, the UCLA Brain Research Institute, and academia at the David Geffen School of Medicine to learn more about treatment options and research opportunities related to these diseases.
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Tiffany Chen
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