Alice Lazzarini
Alice Lazzarini (pronunciation: Al-iss Laz-za-ri-ni) is a renowned geneticist and neurologist known for her significant contributions to the field of Parkinson's disease research.
Etymology
The name Alice is of Old German origin, meaning 'noble'. Lazzarini is an Italian surname, often associated with the biblical figure Lazarus.
Career
Alice Lazzarini began her career as a genetic counselor, later transitioning into research. She is best known for her work on the team that discovered the first Parkinson's disease gene, PARK1. This groundbreaking discovery has had a profound impact on our understanding of Parkinson's disease and has paved the way for further research into genetic therapies.
Personal Life
In a twist of fate, Lazzarini was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease herself, years after her groundbreaking research. She has since become an advocate for Parkinson's disease patients, sharing her personal experiences and insights to help others navigate the disease.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Alice Lazzarini
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