A New Blood Test to diagnose Parkinson's disease before symptoms appear.

The Issue

Parkinson’s Disease is the second fastest growing neuro-degenerative disease worldwide

Parkinson’s is primarily a movement-related neurodegenerative disorder, known for the loss of dopaminergic neurons in the part of the brain called the substantia nigra.

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Up to 25% of Parkinson’s Disease cases may be misdiagnosed, which is estimated to cost the healthcare system $2.5 billion per year in excess medical spending ($10,000 / patient / year).

Our Focus

Our new blood-based diagnostic test is intended to measure transfer RNA fragments (tRF’s) in nucleated red blood cells

ATED Diagnostics, with Hebrew University in Jerusalem, has developed a new transfer RNA fragment (tRF), non-invasive blood based diagnostic test for Parkinson’s Disease that detects Parkinson’s Disease in its earliest stages. It will be studied in a planned clinical trial.

Our Team

Our dedicated team drives innovation in Parkinson’s diagnostics through committed research

Our researchers are relentlessly advancing cutting-edge diagnostics and breakthroughs to improve quality of life and bring hope to those affected with Parkinson’s disease.

News

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Press Release

ATED Therapeutics Named Finalist for the 2026 Asper PrizeJerusalem, Israel — May 20, 2026ATED Therapeutics announced today that it has been selected as a finalist for the 2026 Asper Prize, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s flagship award recognizing breakthrough innovation and global impact. This distinction places ATED Therapeutics among a select group of ventures chosen Continue Reading »

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Reach out to our team to learn how we are advancing innovative, research-driven solutions in Parkinson’s treatment, and discover how we can collaborate, answer your questions, or support your efforts in bringing meaningful progress to patients and families impacted by the disease.