ENDIA Study Publications

All available findings from the ENDIA Study

The ENDIA Study is proud to be able to share the latest findings in our published papers.

We have also summarised some of these papers to be more accessible to families and other stakeholders.

None of these papers or results published would be possible without the samples and information provided by ENDIA Study participants. Sincere thanks to you all.

Publication summaries for ENDIA families and friends

ENDIA provides new understanding of Zinc Transporter 8 (ZnT8) Islet Autoantibody
Perceived stress in mothers of children with and without islet and coeliac autoimmunity in the ENDIA study
CGM of the bgls for 36 ENDIANs with islet autoantibodies found their glucose patterns varied a lot over time; what does this mean for T1D progression?
Adverse pregnancy outcomes in women with type 1 diabetes are reflected by distinct changes in the vaginal microbiome
SARS-CoV-2 infection does not increase islet autoimmunity among Australian children with a first-degree relative with type 1 diabetes in the ENDIA Study
Does what you eat during pregnancy impact the pregnancy and birth outcomes?
Early changes in blood glucose (dysglycaemia) is detectable using CGM in children of all ages at risk of T1D
ENDIA Study anonymised parental demographics and birth information
Some ENDIA participants helped our doctors in Melbourne to see if a dried blood spot (DBS) test was acceptable for type 1 diabetes risk screening
An explanation of what cytokines are and their association with seroconversion in a small group of ENDIA children
Nested Case Control Study - looking at the internal environment of ENDIA children
Experiences of Caregivers and Children Enrolled in ENDIA
Maternal Mental Health During Late Pregnancy and Postpartum
Maternal Gut Mycobiome in Pregnancy
Type 1 Diabetes Modifies Gut Microbiome during Pregnancy. (Thanks to Research Square for this video)
Pancreas Function in Children before Type 1 Diabetes
Gut Viruses during the First Year of Life in ENDIA Infants
Gut Viruses in ENDIA Mothers during Pregnancy

ENDIA Study Publications

Prof Jenny Couper is the Chief Investigator and Senior Clinical Lead of the ENDIA Study

Dr Megan Penno, Chief Operating Officer

Prof Emma Hamilton-Williams, Chief Scientific Officer

Dr Rebecca Thomson leads ENDIA's nutrition and lifestyle research

Prof. John Wentworth, SVI and Royal Melbourne Hospital

Prof Jason Tye-Din, Coeliac Theme lead, WEHI

Dr Aveni Haynes leads our CGM studies from Telethon Kids in WA

Dr Ki Wook Kim is an emerging leader in virome research

Dr Kelly McGorm, Senior Coordinator, Consumer & Community Involvement Lead

Prof Maria Craig leads the NSW team

Prof Tony Huynh, Clinical Lead, Queensland Children's Hospital

Prof Liz Davis, Clinical Lead, Perth Children's Hospital, WA

Prof Len Harrison, retired

Prof Peter Colman, retired