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  • Participants of the workshop standing together smiling.
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    7 lessons from our childhood cancer workshops

    Turning unmet need into focused action through our Paediatric Therapeutic Development Workshop series. Over the past two years, we’ve held…

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  • Young girl lying on a hospital bed undergoing kidney ultrasound
    News releases

    New study brings hope for children with rare life-threatening kidney disease

    We’re proud to have funded new research with Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity) and Kidney Research UK that…

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    LifeArc Translational Science Summit 2026: Charting new paths for rare disease 

    On 12 May, the LifeArc Translational Science Summit (LATSS) convened 700 stakeholders from research, healthcare, industry, investment, policy and the patient community to focus on one shared…

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    International Women’s Day 2026: Stories of support, confidence and paying it forward 

    International Women’s Day 2026 is framed by a clear call from the United Nations: Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women…

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    The future of brain health: Early detection, equity and systematic change 

    The brain is the foundation of how we live, work, and connect and as societies age, the burden of brain-health…

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    News releases

    PACE announces £6 million funding for antibacterial treatment innovations to fill critical gap in R&D pipeline

    PACE (Pathways to Antimicrobial Clinical Efficacy) launches its third funding round today, supporting innovative projects that tackle resistant bacterial infections…

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    Blogs

    Embracing innovation: CAR T-cells and childhood cancer 

    For Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we reflected on some of the challenges and opportunities in childhood cancer research. Here, David…

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  • Black middle aged man smiling and holding his child
    News releases

    C-Further announces major partnership with GOSH Charity to drive innovation in childhood cancer treatment

    Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity (GOSH Charity), the UK’s largest dedicated charitable funder of child health research, has joined us…

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  • Varaidzo smiling and holding a large blue frame that reads 'FUTURE HEALTH DATA SCIENTISTS'. The frame features logos for HDR UK, Health Data Research UK, and the Black Internship Programme in Health Data Science.
    Blogs

    Opening doors to data science: The HDR UK Black Internship Programme 

    This July, as part of Health Data Research UK’s (HDR UK) Black Internship Programme, our data science team welcomed Varaidzo…

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    Articles

    LifeArc Pathfinder Award recipients uncover genetic cause of severe nerve condition in children  

    Researchers at the University of Manchester have identified a rare genetic mutation that causes severe nerve damage in children following mild infections. Their findings…

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  • Room with full audience and the Chair of our rare disease Translational Challenge, Amit Nathwani on stage.
    Articles

    LifeArc and Genetic Alliance UK launch a new report calling for the acceleration of research and development (R&D) for rare diseases  

    LifeArc and Genetic Alliance UK have launched a report calling for the UK Government, NHS, researchers, industry, patient groups and…

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    LifeArc joins new global initiative to accelerate drug discovery for ALS/MND treatments 

    LifeArc joins new global initiative to accelerate drug discovery for ALS/MND treatments  LifeArc has become a partner of the Longitude…

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