Clinical TrialInvestigating Cortical-Cortical Modulation in young, aging, and Parkinson’s Disease Investigating Cortical-Cortical Modulation in young, aging, and Parkinson's Disease Researchers at McMaster University are conducting a study to explore how individuals with Parkinson’s disease respond to a non-invasive form of brain stimulation called Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS). The goal is to better understand brain activity and motor function, and whether this approach may help improve movement. Participation involves two study visits, questionnaires, brain stimulation, and motor tasks. Participants under the age of 85 with Parkinson’s disease may be eligible. Location: Hamilton ON Study flyer Contact Persons Chloe Drapeau Email adamsf4@mcmaster.ca Share this post: