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CF-unlocked - an online conference breaking down barriers of cystic fibrosis CF-unlocked aims to facilitate the dissemination of information and engender collaboration between researchers and people with cystic fibrosis (CF). The project will narrow the gap between individuals with CF and the wider scientific community caused by patient segregation. By their mid-teens, the majority of people with CF will have lung infections with bacteria that are transmissible to others with the condition. For this reason, people with CF are strongly discouraged from meeting in person, and so are actively excluded from meetings that are held. This project will provide online events for researchers and patients, bypassing the infection control concerns and enhancing the positive aspects of patient/scientific conferences.

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