- 2018 Snapshot -
Projects
clinical trials
Samples Received
Allied Health Researchers
Even modest therapeutic advances that delay disease onset and
progression could significantly reduce the burden of the disease
on patients and the level of care required.
to gluten. For people with coeliac disease, even small amounts of gluten can damage the
lining of the small intestine (bowel). We’re undertaking research initiatives that will help
discover new ways to diagnose, treat, and manage Coeliac Disease.
in childhood. Individuals with TS make involuntary movements
and vocalisations (known as tics), which may be painful,
embarassing, and functionally impairing.
that enable us to move, speak, breath, and swallow slowly fail to work normally.
Research is sorely needed to understand and alter the progression of this condition.
Visit us at the Gluten Free Expo – 15th-16th June
Come see us at the Gluten Free Expo Brisbane, presented by Coeliac Australia. The two-day Gluten Free Expo is an annual celebration of Australia’s best gluten-free food producers.
Saturday 15 & Sunday 16 June 2019 9am – 4pm Daily
International Clinical Trials Day | 20 May 2019
Monday May 20th is Clinical Trials Day. A day where we celebrate all of the reasons we love to work with clinical trials to bring hope to patients.
Visit us at the Gluten Free Expo – 15th-16th June
Come see us at the Gluten Free Expo Brisbane, presented by Coeliac Australia. The two-day Gluten Free Expo is an annual celebration of Australia’s best gluten-free food producers.
Saturday 15 & Sunday 16 June 2019 9am – 4pm Daily
International Clinical Trials Day | 20 May 2019
Monday May 20th is Clinical Trials Day. A day where we celebrate all of the reasons we love to work with clinical trials to bring hope to patients.
Key Partners
Our key partners help us deliver the very best in research and help with the fight against deadly disease.
