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Funding was provided by multiple sources,
including the Levine Foundation, the American Health
Assistance Foundation, the UCLA Jim Easton
Consortium for Alzheimer's Drug Discovery and
Biomarker Development, the Team Parkinson/Parkinson
Alliance, and the National Institutes of Health.
Full conflict-of-interest disclosure is available in
the electronic supplementary material for this
article online.
The UCLA
Department of Neurology, with over 100
faculty members, encompasses more than 20
disease-related research programs, along with large
clinical and teaching programs. These programs cover
brain mapping and neuroimaging, movement disorders,
Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis,
neurogenetics, nerve and muscle disorders, epilepsy,
neuro-oncology, neurotology, neuropsychology,
headaches and migraines, neurorehabilitation, and
neurovascular disorders. The department ranks in the
top two among its peers nationwide in National
Institutes of Health funding.
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