Research Corner
At Team Telomere, we know the power of empowering and educating our community. We are fully dedicated to providing you with access to the most current and up-to-date information available. Delve into the latest research highlights, available study opportunities, and research resources.
Research Highlights
Each month, we highlight emerging research in our newsletter to keep our community informed and inspired by the advancements being made for those with Telomere Biology Disorders. Read more about some of our recent highlights:
ISHLT Consensus Statement: Telomere Disorders and Lung Transplantation
We're excited to share groundbreaking news from the International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation (ISHLT)! For the first time ever, medical providers now have official guidelines for diagnosing and treating short telomere syndrome (STS), better known as...
Team Telomere at ASH 2025: Research Summaries and more!
Advancing Awareness, Research, and Diagnosis in Telomere Biology Disorders Team Telomere attended the 2025 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting, where we represented the Telomere Biology Disorder (TBD) community on the global stage. ASH brings together...
Team Telomere at the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation Summit
Advocating for our Pulmonary Fibrosis Community Team Telomere attended the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation Summit, where leaders in pulmonary medicine, genetics, and patient advocacy gathered to discuss the care for people living with interstitial lung disease and...
TRACTS Roundtables: Summary and Highlights from our November 2025 Roundtable
Enhancing Diagnostic Testing for People with Telomere Biology Disorders This roundtable, hosted by Team Telomere, examined strategies to improve the identification and diagnosis of individuals with Telomere Biology Disorders. Discussion focused on: (1) optimal...
TRACTS Roundtables: Summary and Highlights from our Inaugural Roundtable!
In November 2024, Team Telomere hosted our inaugural Telomere Research Accelerating Collaborative Translational Science (TRACTS) Roundtable. TRACTS Roundtables are dynamic, quarterly gatherings where researchers and clinicians in the TBD field can collaborate to...
ASH 2024 Research Summaries Are Here!
Team Telomere is thrilled to share highlights from our participation at the 2024 American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting! We attended several impactful TBD-relevant poster and oral presentations and are excited to bring you research summaries from these...
Different phenotypes with different endings—Telomere biology disorders and cancer predisposition with long telomeres
Take a look at this recent paper in British Journal of Hematology titled "Different phenotypes with different endings—Telomere biology disorders and cancer predisposition with long telomeres". This was published by Dr. Sharon Savage and Dr. Alison Bertuch with many of...
Podcast on Genetics in Pulmonary Fibrosis
Medscape InDiscussion: Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis is a podcast series where thought leaders and clinical experts share their diverse insights and practical ideas for optimizing patient care. In Episode 6, Dr Jeffrey Swigris and Janet Talbert discuss the current...
2024 Scientific Summit Abstract Awards
During our Scientific Summit this past July, Abstract Awards were given to three researchers for their submitted work in three categories. Abstract awards are often given to recognize research excellence and help researchers develop professionally. Once again, we...
Additional Resources

Diagnosis and Management Guidelines
The most up-to-date Telomere Biology Disorders research can also be found within our Telomere Biology Disorders: Diagnosis and Management Guidelines.

Research & Clinical Trials
To find current research and clinical trials refer to Chapter 30 of our Diagnosis and Management Guidelines: “Finding Clinical Trials.”

Telomere Biology Disorders Patient Registry
Those impacted by Telomere Biology Disorders play the most critical role in accelerating medical and scientific advancements. Join our Patient Registry to move our field forward!








