The Economic Times

Michael J. Fox turned his Parkinson's diagnosis into one of the world's largest disease-research foundations, investing $3 billion into innovative research

At just 29, Michael J. Fox faced the life-altering diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, which ignited his passion for advocacy. In 2000, he established the Michael J. Fox Foundation, channeling over $3 billion into innovative research aimed at enhancing treatment and care. Noteworthy achievements include pioneering a biomarker test for early detection of Parkinson's, as Fox remains dedicated to fundraising efforts for a brighter future for patients.