Olivia Zeiden

How Organoids Could Help Personalize Treatment for Chronic Pancreatitis

Chronic pancreatitis rarely looks the same in two people, which is part of why it has been so hard to treat. A new Salk Institute study used pancreas organoids grown from patients’ own cells to uncover CFTR dysfunction and distinct biological subtypes. Here is what that research means and why it matters for the future of personalized care.

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Your Guide to Pancreatitis Research and Trials

In this webinar, Joshua Henderson, Mission: Cure’s Chief Cure Strategy Officer, breaks down the current landscape of pancreatitis research and treatment development, including how many potential treatments Mission: Cure is tracking in its drug development pipeline. He also explores the vital role patients and caregivers play in helping move research forward.

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Five Hospitalizations, a Pseudocyst, and Finally Some Answers: My Pancreatitis Story

Amanda knew something was different. After 13 years of living with Ulcerative Colitis, she knew these pains were not the same. What followed was months of misdiagnosis, five more hospitalizations, and a long road to finally being diagnosed with chronic pancreatitis and EPI. This is her story.

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