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Peanut Allergy: Living with Vigilance and Hope

Ryan Sinit is both a clinical study coordinator and a clinical trial participant - giving him a unique perspective on the hopeful world of clinical research.
News & Views
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Healthy Immune Systems for All

BRI's game-changing discoveries and other progress inspired us to update our strategic plan and embrace a broader vision: Create a healthy immune system for every individual by pursuing better ways to predict, prevent, reverse and cure immune disorders.
Fighting Diseases

Why Down Syndrome Holds Key Clues about Autoimmunity

Almost half of Down Syndrome patients have autoimmune diseases – but no one knows why. That’s why Dr. Rebecca Partridge and BRI’s Dr. Bernard Khor are leading one of the first studies that investigates autoimmunity in people with DS.
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Peanut Allergy: Progress Toward Breakthroughs

When Eric Wambre, PhD, announced he had identified a cell that appears to cause all allergies, it opened the door to developing a test that could identify when all patients have allergies.
Living With A Disease
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Move Over - Diabetes is Here

For siblings, the changes that come when a sister or brother is diagnosed with T1D hit like an earthquake, sudden and seismic.
Living With A Disease
Tips to survive the winter when living with an autoimmune disease, including bundling up, preparing for the elements, and staying active.

Navigating the Winter with an Autoimmune Disease

Tips to survive the winter when living with an autoimmune disease, including bundling up, preparing for the elements, and staying active.
Fighting Diseases
Improving Diabetes Research Worldwide

Improving Diabetes Research Worldwide

Here are three ways we're using our expertise to improve type 1 diabetes research worldwide.
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How BRI is Fighting Type 1 Diabetes

BRI researchers have spent more than two decades pursuing one of T1D research’s holy grails: a way to halt the disease before insulin production stops.

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