CGDS firmly believes that ‘knowledge is power’ when it comes to finding new treatments and a cure for CGD. We encourage the researchers we fund to present their work at scientific forums around the world and in prestigious journals so that information can be shared widely to speed up research.

We list below the publications resulting from our grant funding programme from 1995 to the present day.  The list shows the journey we have made in the detailed understanding of CGD and the pioneering work leading to bringing gene therapy for CGD into the clinic for patient benefit. It also highlights how our funding has impacted on other conditions such as Crohn’s disease and in helping develop gene therapy for eye disease and X-SCID (X-linked severe combined immunodeficiency, an inherited disorder of the immune system that occurs almost exclusively in males and makes them prone to recurrent and persistent infections).

At CGDS we are immensely proud of this track record and the wealth of knowledge that we have helped promote.