Last week, our clinical research unit welcomed a 10-year-old boy with WFS1-related disorder and his parents, who kindly donated their biological samples to support our research. The boy’s passion for soccer and life touched our hearts, and we want to share this heartwarming experience.
The boy arrived wearing a Manchester City jersey, sparking conversation about his love for soccer. As my twin boys also love soccer, I enjoyed speaking with him about this topic. This family’s generosity reminds us of the invaluable contributions made by our research participants. Their selflessness fuels our motivation to advance medical research and make a difference in the lives of people facing challenges.
The young soccer fan’s story inspires us to continue our work with hope and determination. We’re grateful for the support of all our research participants, as their contributions pave the way for future advancements in understanding and treating WFS1-related disorder and other medical conditions.
Thank you again.
Sincerely,
Fumihiko URANO, MD, PhD