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Scar Free Foundation

@scarfreeworld

We're the only medical research charity working to transform the treatment and prevention of scarring - for everyone 🌎

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#ICYMI - two AMRC charities that were involved in our Medical Research #CharityShowcase25 last month have written about their experience at the event and the research they showcased. Read the blogs, from Scar Free Foundation and Pancreatic Cancer UK ⬇️ bit.ly/4i0m0Xq

#ICYMI - two AMRC charities that were involved in our Medical Research #CharityShowcase25 last month have written about their experience at the event and the research they showcased. Read the blogs, from <a href="/scarfreeworld/">Scar Free Foundation</a> and <a href="/PancreaticCanUK/">Pancreatic Cancer UK</a> ⬇️
 
bit.ly/4i0m0Xq
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Join Imperial College School of Medicine students this Sunday as they raise money for Scar Free Foundation! 🏃🏽‍♀️ The fun run starts at 10am from Pear Tree Cafe, Battersea Park, and everyone of all abilities is welcome to attend. Read more and sign up: buff.ly/qwWFOGf

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Calling all students! 🔔 Apply for a Scar Free Foundation Elective Award today! You could be chosen for 1 of 4 electives worth up to £1,200 each for research into scarring, wound healing or visible difference-causing conditions. Apply by 5pm 14 March 👉🏽 buff.ly/41vMH0p

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"We're incredibly proud to be part of Invictus Games Foundation 💛🖤 Games in Birmingham in 2027, where so much research into #ConflictWounds and scarring takes place" As we prep for 2027, Richard reflects on his time in Vancouver (opening ceremony pics included!) 🙌🏽 buff.ly/RwPSVgF

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A huge thank you to our Royal Patron HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh for her ongoing support of Scar Free Foundation & #ScarFree researchers at University of Bristol! 🧪 Each year, internal & external scarring changes millions of lives - our research has the potential to end scarring for good.

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We’re proud to be joining the first large-scale study on the psychological and social impact of conflict-related genital injuries. The research, commissioned by Scar Free Foundation, will address critical gaps in care and develop specialist support for affected military personnel,

We’re proud to be joining the first large-scale study on the psychological and social impact of conflict-related genital injuries. The research, commissioned by <a href="/scarfreeworld/">Scar Free Foundation</a>, will address critical gaps in care and develop specialist support for affected military personnel,
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“I was told I wouldn’t walk, so I competed in 1500m races at school. I was told that I wouldn’t be able to write, so I completed my first degree in journalism" Lucy is a Scar Free Foundation Ambassador with a remarkable story. Read it here: scarfree.org.uk/our-ambassador… 📸 Lucy Wilson

“I was told I wouldn’t walk, so I competed in 1500m races at school. I was told that I wouldn’t be able to write, so I completed my first degree in journalism"

Lucy is a <a href="/scarfreeworld/">Scar Free Foundation</a> Ambassador with a remarkable story. 

Read it here: scarfree.org.uk/our-ambassador…

📸 Lucy Wilson
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Congratulations to Major Harry Claireaux on becoming the first ever recipient of a Scar Free Foundation-Defence Medical Services PhD Fellowship, thanks to a generous Veterans’ Foundation grant 🎉 Read about Harry's research here ➡️ buff.ly/qMsRnMw #Veteran #Veterans #MedicalResearch #Research

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Doug is running the 2025 London Marathon for Scar Free Foundation - our first ever representative! 🙌 He'll be taking on the +26km race in honour of his best friend, Ed, who was diagnosed with #Dercums Disease. Read more & head to Doug’s JustGiving page: buff.ly/2BGsg2v

Doug is running the 2025 London Marathon for <a href="/scarfreeworld/">Scar Free Foundation</a> - our first ever representative! 🙌

He'll be taking on the +26km race in honour of his best friend, Ed, who was diagnosed with #Dercums Disease.

Read more &amp; head to Doug’s JustGiving page:

buff.ly/2BGsg2v
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This Sunday 27 April, Doug will take on the #LondonMarathon 🤩 He's raising money for Scar Free Foundation in honour of his best friend, Ed, who was diagnosed with #Dercums Disease in his mid-20s, resulting in extensive scarring. Read more here! >>> buff.ly/2BGsg2v

This Sunday 27 April, Doug will take on the #LondonMarathon 🤩 He's raising money for <a href="/scarfreeworld/">Scar Free Foundation</a> in honour of his best friend, Ed, who was diagnosed with #Dercums Disease in his mid-20s, resulting in extensive scarring. 

Read more here! &gt;&gt;&gt; buff.ly/2BGsg2v
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Please support Doug's #LondonMarathon for Scar Free Foundation today! Doug is our 1st marathon runner & he's fundraising for his best friend, Ed, who experiences scarring from #Dercums Disease treatment. Good luck, Doug! We're cheering for you already! ⭐ buff.ly/9ub44ru

Please support Doug's #LondonMarathon for <a href="/scarfreeworld/">Scar Free Foundation</a> today! 

Doug is our 1st marathon runner &amp; he's fundraising for his best friend, Ed, who experiences scarring from #Dercums Disease treatment. 

Good luck, Doug! We're cheering for you already! ⭐ 

buff.ly/9ub44ru
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"Few were prepared for what we were to see" 🌹 This #VEDay marks 80 years since the end of the #SecondWorldWar. Read Richard's moving account of his visit to Belsen concentration camp for AJEX's 80th anniversary commemorations: buff.ly/nHLzKPN #LestWeForget

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Professor Prof Iain Whitaker – Chief Investigator at Scar Free Foundation Programme of Reconstructive Research – has been named in the King’s Birthday Honours in recognition of his services to plastic surgery! Congratulations, Iain! ✨ buff.ly/JnnjkEl

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"Every ticket brings us one step closer to a scar free future – and might bring you closer to your dream holiday!” Just launched: the Scar Free weekly lottery! For just £1 a week, you could win up to £25k while donating to research each time you play: buff.ly/RVBNsIE

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In March this year, I had my toes amputated… but clearly, I’ve decided that wasn’t quite enough of a challenge. So, on 30th August, I’ll be doing my first ever skydive to raise money for Scar Free Foundation. Any donations are appreciated 🙏🏻 JustGiving justgiving.com/page/lucysskyd…

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On the 30th August I will be doing my very first skydive to raise money for Scar Free Foundation. Any donations - big or small - would truly mean the world. Thank you. justgiving.com/page/lucysskyd…

On the 30th August I will be doing my very first skydive to raise money for <a href="/scarfreeworld/">Scar Free Foundation</a>.

Any donations - big or small - would truly mean the world. 

Thank you.

justgiving.com/page/lucysskyd…
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Yesterday, the Government published its Life Sciences Sector Plan, with actions focused on maximising the UK’s translational research capabilities. Today, AMRC is publishing a new report to showcase what charities are already doing to turn scientific discoveries into treatments

Yesterday, the Government published its Life Sciences Sector Plan, with actions focused on maximising the UK’s translational research capabilities.

Today, AMRC is publishing a new report to showcase what charities are already doing to turn scientific discoveries into treatments