Ra Timms and JordynRose, all dressed up for a school dinner at about 12 or 13 years of age. Photo supplied : A glimmer of hope
Ra Timms and JordynRose, all dressed up for a school dinner at about 12 or 13 years of age. Photo supplied : A glimmer of hope
Brad Timms with a walking frame earlier this year. Photo supplied : A glimmer of hope
Brad Timms with a walking frame earlier this year. Photo supplied : A glimmer of hope
University of Otago biochemist Dr Stephanie Hughes and her laboratory team have been modifying viruses in a process known as gene therapy in an attempt to come up with an effective treatment for Batten disease. Photo by Gregor Richardson. : A glimmer of hope
University of Otago biochemist Dr Stephanie Hughes and her laboratory team have been modifying viruses in a process known as gene therapy in an attempt to come up with an effective treatment for Batten disease. Photo by Gregor Richardson. : A glimmer of hope
A glimmer of hope
Each year, a handful of New Zealand children are affected by Batten disease, which reduces its victims, slowly, to a vegetative state and,...