Rare Disease Day 2023 Round Up
Rare Disease Day 2023 has been a hectic yet hugely rewarding time for the Wellcome Centre for Mitochondrial Research (WCMR) team who have been busy raising awareness of mitochondrial disease…
Liz Twist MP Supporting Mito Research
The WCMR team from Newcastle University and the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust would like to offer their sincere thanks to Liz Twist MP who, as chair of the…
Reflecting on an International Laboratory Placement.
Dr Shane Bell, who has been part of the Wellcome Centre for Mitochondrial Research (WCMR) team at Newcastle University for 6 years, was recently offered the exciting opportunity to spend…
Investigating Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Brain Cells
Dr Elizaveta Olkhova recently presented at our WCMR science seminar series about her research that involves investigating mitochondrial dysfunction in brain cells (neurons) as part of a human neuropathological study…
Understanding Epilepsy in Alpers’ Syndrome
As part of our WCMR science seminar series, we recently heard from Dr Laura Smith about her research that aims to understand the causes of epilepsy in a mitochondrial condition…
International Centre for Genomic Medicine in Neuromuscular Diseases (ICGMND)
In a recent WCMR Science Seminar, Dr Krutik Patel gave a talk to introduce the International Centre for Genomic Medicine in Neuromuscular Disease (ICGNMD) to the WCMR team. The ICGMND…
Raising Awareness of Mitochondrial Disease
Investing in medical research now is critical to future-proofing the NHS and supporting our frontline staff in delivering the best possible care. The UK must invest in medical research if…
New WCMR Progress Meeting Series
We are delighted that our WCMR Progress Meetings are back for 2022/23! These meetings are a fantastic opportunity for our team to get together (in person, at last!) and share…
Exploring the EXperience of Patients and Caregivers Living with mitOchondRial Stroke-Like Episodes (EXPLORE)
The EXPLORE study is currently open at Newcastle University. You can take part if: You have been diagnosed with mitochondrial disease and Stroke- Like Episodes (SLEs); Or, You live with,…
Multimillion Pound Investment to Benefit People Living With Mitochondrial Dysfunction, Neuromuscular Disease and Rare Disease.
The Department of Health & Social Care announced last week that it has awarded Newcastle £23.1m funding for its world-leading research in ageing and multiple long-term conditions. We are delighted…
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