California AB829 establishes a voluntary tax contribution fund for Parkinson's disease research.

California AB829 creates the Richard Paul Hemann Parkinson’s Disease Program, establishing a voluntary tax contribution fund for Parkinson’s disease research. The fund receives contributions from taxpayers who designate a portion of their tax liability to support research. The fund is intended to address the growing need for research into Parkinson’s disease, a chronic and progressive neurological disorder affecting over 1 million Americans and 120,000 Californians. The fund will be continuously appropriated to the State Department of Public Health for research purposes.

California AB829 establishes a voluntary tax contribution fund for Parkinson's disease research.

California AB829 creates the Richard Paul Hemann Parkinson’s Disease Program, establishing a voluntary tax contribution fund for Parkinson’s disease research. The fund receives contributions from taxpayers who designate a portion of their tax liability to support research. The fund is intended to address the growing need for research into Parkinson’s disease, a chronic and progressive neurological disorder affecting over 1 million Americans and 120,000 Californians. The fund will be continuously appropriated to the State Department of Public Health for research purposes.