by c4cfadmin | Nov 27, 2025 | News, Research
Cure4CF Update Why D-Day Matters: Sophia’s Story As D-Day approaches, we spoke with Cure4CF supporter and advocate Sophia Leopardi about her family’s journey with cystic fibrosis, the power of research, and why this day of giving has become so important to her,...
by c4cfadmin | Nov 20, 2025 | News, Research
Cure4CF Update Driving Innovation: More Than $1 Million Awarded to Advance CF Research Cure4 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (Cure4CF) has today announced four new research projects that will receive funding through its Holckner Family CF Impact Grant with over one million...
by c4cfadmin | Nov 10, 2025 | News, Research
Cure4CF Update Thinking About Joining a Clinical Trial? Here’s What You Should Know Professor Jodie Simpson, Head of Research, Cure4CF I was recently invited to take part in a clinical trial, and it made me stop and think about how many people might not really know...
by c4cfadmin | Oct 13, 2025 | News, Research
Cure4CF Update Cure4CF and Lung Foundation Australia unite to strengthen bronchiectasis research Cure4CF is proud to join forces with Lung Foundation Australia (LFA) to strengthen research into bronchiectasis – a chronic lung disease that affects many in our cystic...
by c4cfadmin | Sep 12, 2025 | News, Research
Cure4CF Update Rare Genetic Mutations in Cystic Fibrosis – Why They Matter More Than You Think Professor Jodie Simpson, Head of Research, Cure4CF Cystic fibrosis (CF) is what’s called an autosomal recessive condition. That means a person needs to inherit two faulty...
by c4cfadmin | Aug 15, 2025 | News, Research
Cure4CF Update Spit Happens. From Phlegm to Facts: Understanding Wet Coughs Professor Jodie Simpson, Head of Research, Cure4CF Let’s talk about something we don’t often discuss openly—sputum. You might know it better as phlegm or mucus, and if you’ve ever had a wet...
I was recently invited to take part in a clinical trial, and it made me stop and think about how many people might not really know what that means. Clinical trials are often mentioned in the news or by health professionals, but what happens in one—and why do people volunteer?
I was recently invited to take part in a clinical trial, and it made me stop and think about how many people might not really know what that means. Clinical trials are often mentioned in the news or by health professionals, but what happens in one—and why do people volunteer?
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