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Welcome to The Lily Foundation’s Research Zone, your gateway to the latest breakthroughs, expert insights and cutting-edge developments in mitochondrial disease research.

Advancing mitochondrial disease research is vital for driving progress in understanding, diagnosing and treating this complex condition. The innovative projects and collaborations that are taking place right now are not only advancing science but also bringing hope to the patients and families who are part of our community.

Our hub will bring you the latest news, thought-provoking views and easy-to-understand summaries of ground-breaking studies. Stay connected with the people who are driving advances in mito research and explore how their pioneering work is paving the way towards better treatments and brighter futures, from clinical trials to emerging therapies. Step into a world where the fight against mitochondrial disease is happening every day.

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19 June 2026

What clinical trials really mean – lessons from the RENEO studies in mitochondrial disease

Research studies are a bit like learning to drive – you start with the theory, practise under careful supervision and improve along the way. Not every driving test ends with a pass, but each lesson helps you become a better driver – and the same is true for clinical trials. While not every study leads directly to a new treatment, each provides valuable insights for the future. Find out what the recent RENEO studies can teach us, and why participation in clinical trials matters.

The Lily Foundation’s Research Zone is your go-to resource for mitochondrial disease news, views and research updates. Connect with the latest developments in genetics, cellular biology and mitochondrial dysfunction to better understand and manage mitochondrial disorders.