UCL School of Pharmacy is carrying out a study to investigate the views of parents and carers about administering medicines to children via the rectal route. The survey will ask some demographic and background information before presenting three scenarios, where…
Congratulations to Sophia who has been awarded the degree of PhD today. This a fantastic achievement and one we can all take great pride in as all your efforts funded her studies. This is an important career step for Sophia and rewards…
Is your New Year's resolution to get fit and have fun? And to raise money for the BDFA whilst doing it? Then sign up for the Vitality British London 10K, staged through the heart of central London passing many of…
Starting from 2015, Jennifer Shackleton has been on Obstacle Course Racings to raise money and awareness for BDFA and Batten Disease. Her latest run was in Coventry, last weekend, on 9th of January. Thank you, Jennifer for all your hard…
We are delighted to announce that Duncan Brownnutt and Rod Wark have been awarded the UK Prime Minister's award of the Points of Light. The award recognises those outstanding volunteers who make a change and Duncan and Rod have certainly…
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folder for a newly diagnosed family
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