BlogMichael J Fox Foundation’s Big Strides in Parkinson’s Research: “We are much closer to finding a cure” Michael J Fox Foundation's Big Strides in Parkinson's Research: "We are much closer to finding a cure" Posted Date : Jan 7, 2019 As the spotlight-seeking keener he portrayed as Alex P. Keaton on the 1980s sitcom Family Ties, Michael J. Fox seared his boyish good looks and infectious energy into the minds and hearts of millions. Today, the 57-year-old is parlaying his enduring popularity into an even greater role – mobilizing patients and researchers to bring an end to Parkinson’s disease, which affects one in 100 people over age 60. Share this post: Your story matters: inspire and connect Inspire hope and connect with others by sharing your Parkinson’s journey. Your voice can make a difference. Share your story Discover more like this Oct 6, 2026 Quand la maladie de Parkinson fait mal : les causes de la douleur et de la dystonie, et ce qui peut aider Oct 6, 2026 When Parkinson's hurts: The causes of pain and dystonia, and what can help Sep 28, 2026 La FDA approuve le tavapadon : ce que la communauté Parkinson au Canada doit savoir