Professor Dunger and his team have a new study looking into the vascular complications of Type 1 diabetes (T1D). The overall aim of this project is to obtain data through NHS data systems, and in particular the National Diabetes Audit, concerning complications outcomes in young adults with T1D (20-40 years), who were previously recruited to cohort […]
Research: INNODIA receives €12m grant to start HARVESTing
Video: Cambridge Children’s on BBC Look East (West)
Cambridge Children’s on BBC Look East (West) On 3rd October 2019, Cambridge Children’s was featured on the BBC Look East (West) programme. To watch the full video, please see below or click here.
New study identifies specific brain cell affected in multiple sclerosis patients
A recent study has revealed that “antibody-producing immune cells are related to the damage of the important projection neurons in MS brains. This suggests that cell therapies targeting these immune cells could protect projection neurons and provide a novel treatment for progressive MS.” (Professor David Rowitch, Head of Department of Paediatrics and senior scientist […]