Funding research is the key to success. Every new research finding brings us closer to a cure!

From 1950-2001, there were a total of 104 peer review publications on Progeria – an average of about two per year. In 2008 there was a record 35, and from 2002-2008, 138 articles were published - that's a 1,000% annual increase!

Is there any other disease field in the history of science that has been able to generate this kind of interest and progress so quickly? We all have great hopes that this will translate into treatments and cure, the mission of PRF, in the near future.

There are now hundreds of articles on Progeria and Progeria-related subjects such as lamins. We suggest you search PubMed to find the specific topic(s) you are looking for.

For the latest and most pivotal Progeria research-related publications throughout PRF’s existence, please visit our What’s News in Progeria Research? section.