Dr Brown's research involves determining the cause of Ménière's disease, and the development of a cure. He has developed the first laboratory fully devoted to research into Ménière's disease with funds raised by Ménière's Research Fund Incorporated.
See below for live video with captions of November 2018 Meniere's Research Symposium
Find out more about Meniere's Research Fund and how you can help
The University of Sydney is conducting a clinical study to determine the involvement of viruses in the symptoms of Meniere’s Disease.
The University of Sydney is conducting a clinical study to determine the involvement of viruses in the symptoms of Meniere’s Disease.
For full details of this study, please see the attached letter written by Professor Bill Gibson and Associate Professor Payal Mukherjee.
https://vimeopro.com/pascoeberry/menieres18
Speakers:
Mr Leo Tutt - President of Meniere’s Research Fund Inc
Dr Celene McNeil – Hearing rehabilitation to improve the quality of life for patients with Meniere’s Disease
Professor Payal Mukerjee – Tissue culture and nanotechnology – The possibilities for Meniere’s Disease
Professor WPR Gibson – Research project to determine whether there is a possible viral cause of Meniere’s Disease
Dr Daniel Brown – Head Meniere’s Research Laboratory
Mr Bruce Kirkpatrick – Founding President, Meniere’s Research Fund Inc.
In 2001 Sydney Medical School Foundation established the Meniere's Research Fund for the purpose of supporting research into Meniere's disease at Sydney Medical School, the University of Sydney. The Sydney Laboratory is the first in the world dedicated entirely to Meniere’s Disease. The Meniere’s Research Fund is a not for profit fund raising group which was established in 2002.
Your donations will enable Meniere's research to continue the valuable work they are doing.
We are all hopeful that their research will lead to early detection, preventive strategies and treatment to alleviate the condition enabling sufferers to lead a relatively normal life.
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