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Discover the latest updates from The Lily Foundation and the wider mitochondrial disease community. You’ll find news, personal stories, research updates and insights into the vital support we provide for those affected by mitochondrial disease.

From inspiring stories of families living with mitochondrial disease to breakthroughs in mito research and much more, there’s plenty going on. Sign up to our newsletters and follow us on social media to stay informed and connected – don’t miss a thing!

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Research
9 November 2023

Lily-sponsored researcher wins prize for mitochondrial disease thesis

Back in December 2019, we were delighted to announce the latest addition to our Lily-funded mitochondrial disease research team, PhD student Yasmin Tang. Nearly four years on, not only has Yasmin completed her PhD but she’s been awarded the Faculty Doctoral Thesis Prize for her studies. Proof that we only back the best here at The Lily Foundation!

Research
26 October 2023

Something EPIC has arrived

Research is the key to finding treatments and an eventual cure for mitochondrial disease, and we believe the real experts are the people living with the disease. That’s why we’re launching a new Expert Patient Input Committee – in short, EPIC: a committee made up entirely of people affected by mito who are willing to share their experiences to help shape research, clinical care and treatments.

Support Events
20 October 2023

Newcastle Patient Information Day 2023

With Newcastle’s last Patient Information Day having taken place back in 2019, it was clear by the attendance this year that mitochondrial disease patients were delighted to have this social engagement back on the calendar. As were we, since it offers us a great chance to raise awareness amongst patients about our support services.