Little LEGO Dinosaurs a Big Hit
The University Of Adelaide
$8,379
Worth of brand new
goods received (RRP)
goods received (RRP)
$491
Total paid
1473
Lives Impacted
March 2024
What causes type 1 diabetes (T1D)? The ENDIA Study (Environmental Determinants of Islet Autoimmunity Study) is working hard to find out. We do this by following little people at higher genetic risk of developing the condition because one of their family members has T1D.
Each study visit with ENDIA involves questionnaires, swabs, and donations of urine, stool and a sample of blood.
The blood tests are not a favourite of our ENDIA participants. But a pack of LEGO after certainly brightens their faces and their day.
Thank you, Good360 and LEGO for helping us continue our research whilst also bringing smiles to the people most important to us, the participating children.
This is Cooper from Queensland who has played with his Dinosaur every day since.
Each study visit with ENDIA involves questionnaires, swabs, and donations of urine, stool and a sample of blood.
The blood tests are not a favourite of our ENDIA participants. But a pack of LEGO after certainly brightens their faces and their day.
Thank you, Good360 and LEGO for helping us continue our research whilst also bringing smiles to the people most important to us, the participating children.
This is Cooper from Queensland who has played with his Dinosaur every day since.
About Our Charity
The University of Adelaide and the Women's and Children's Hospital of Adelaide collaborate as lead sites for a national clinical research study into the causes of type 1 diabetes in children: The ENDIA Study. We follow children every 6 months until they t
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