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 stakeholders
ENDIA Study Publications
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Prof Jenny Couper leads the study from the Women's and Children's Hospital and the University of Adelaide
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Dr Megan Penno, Chief Operating Officer, The University of Adelaide
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Dr Rebecca Thomson is a key member of the ENDIA project management team and helps drives our nutrition and lifestyle research
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Prof Len Harrison from the WEHI lab, Melbourne VIC
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A. Prof. John Wentworth, WEHI and Royal Melbourne Hospital
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Prof Peter Colman, clinical lead at the Royal Melbourne Hospital
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Prof Maria Craig leads the NSW virome team
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Ki Wook is an emerging leader in research around the influence of viruses on the development of T1D
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Prof Liz Davis leads the WA Team
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Dr Aveni Haynes leads our CGM studies from Telethon Kids in WA