Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Centre
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Partnership of the University of Oxford and Harrington Discovery Institute. Combining expertise in discovery science and therapeutics development to accelerate cures for rare diseases. Visit us at: www.oxfordharrington.org
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Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Centre (@oxfordharrington.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 9 décembre 2024. Le compte a 109 abonnés, suit 49 comptes et a publié 128 posts.
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The Future for Rare report, published today by @geneticallianceuk.bsky.social, calls for a renewed focus on data, diagnosis, coordinated care, and the appointment of a rare disease lead in each UK country accountable for turning ambition into action. Read now geneticalliance.org.uk/future-for-r...
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Voir le postThe 100 days are almost up! Have you signed our petition? Your name could help us drive kidney disease further up the health agenda and transform the future for millions of patients - and it only takes a minute of your time. Add your name here: https://bit.ly/3Wkcl7X Closes Monday 26 October!
Voir le postAs an Oxford-Harrington Rare Disease Scholar, Dr. Jacquelyn Bower is developing an AAV gene therapy for uveal melanoma, a rare eye cancer that often leads to blindness. Her approach targets a key mutation driving tumor survival, with potential to extend life and preserve vision.
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