News That Inspires
In the Cure One news section, we bring you the latest breakthroughs from our center – from cutting-edge research and clinical studies to exciting collaborations and personal stories. Discover how we, together with scientists, patients, and partners, are working every day to make a world without type 1 diabetes a reality.
Cure One in the media
Cure One is increasingly in the spotlight – and for good reason. Our unique approach to accelerating the cure for type 1 diabetes continues to attract attention. In this section, you’ll find an overview of external coverage of our work: from articles in national newspapers and interviews on radio and television to scientific publications in international journals.
We showcase how our progress is being shared and recognized by journalists, scientists, and societal partners around the world.
Professor Bart Roep and his team are working on a groundbreaking approach to not only treat type 1 diabetes (T1D) but potentially even cure it.
Researchers at LUMC have developed a method for enhancing the purity of insulin-producing islets generated from stem cells in the laboratory.
In collaboration with the Diabetes Research Foundation Netherlands (DON), a new leading research center for type 1 diabetes (T1D) is being launched at Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC) under the name Cure One.
LUMC scientists have discovered how hereditary predisposition determines the risk of type 1 diabetes.
The launch of Cure One has not gone unnoticed. Major national media outlets covered the event extensively, including Trouw, NOS, NPO Radio 1, Editie NL, and Hart van Nederland.
"“By concentrating all expertise within Cure One, we will do everything we can to ensure the next breakthrough follows soon.”"
Eelco de Koning - Director and Group Leader Cure One to the NOS
Cure One Newsletter
Cure One is continuously taking steps toward a functional cure for type 1 diabetes. You can read about these developments in our newsletter. Each edition is filled with inspiring stories and the latest research results. Stay up to date with new events, publications, and collaborations, and don’t miss anything happening within our center
