Data at a Glance
This interactive tool provides an aggregate-level snapshot of PPMI cohort demographics and data collection time points.
While this tool includes data on a limited number of variables, PPMI allows access to its full breadth of individual-level data. The set includes clinical, imaging, ‘omics, genetic, sensor, and biomarker data. Click the Access Data link to the right to get started.
Footnotes
- A small number of individuals enrolled in the PD and prodromal cohorts were previously enrolled in the PPMI Genetic registry. See study cohorts > legacy cohorts section for more information.
- Numbers in dashboard represent numbers enrolled and do not necessarily reflect numbers who maintain participation vs. those who are no longer participating in the study.
- The visit name to the left of the slash ("/") is the current visit name; visit names employed in earlier parts of the study are to the right of the slash. R signifies remote visit; V signifies in-clinic visit.
- The full extent of the schedule of activities is not represented in this graph. For details regarding frequency of visits and types of visits see Schedule of activities.
- Some participants in the prodromal cohort received a diagnosis of PD at the baseline visit. See the analytic datasets and accompanying guidance document available on the Access Data section.
- Age at enrollment
- These aggregate counts represent enrolled participants.
Access data
Qualified researchers may access all clinical, imaging, 'omics, genetic, sensor and biomarker data collected in PPMI. All data are de-identified to protect patient privacy.
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Our user guidance resources describe PPMI data, covering variable and schema definitions, values, and more instructional materials.
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