Gabbie Hornsey, 33, a chef from Port Talbot, joined Our Future Health after losing her younger sister to an asthma attack. She wants to help researchers to better understand lung conditions
Runner Dan Godley, 33, joined Our Future Health after a shock diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. He wants to help health researchers to prevent and treat the disease
Fashion merchandiser Karen Fraser experienced a devastating loss after cancer treatment. She’s joining Our Future Health to help researchers better understand the genetic links driving disease
Retired gynaecologist Ruth Curson is taking part in Our Future Health to support research into women’s health
Student Lotte Oram lives with chronic fatigue caused by her epilepsy medication. She’s joining Our Future Health to support research and help drive progress towards personalised medicines with fewer side-effects
NHS doctor and clinical research fellow Dr Frankie Jackson-Spence explains how Our Future Health will help change the way we treat cancer – for good
When Malcolm Gill became a full-time carer, he was horribly unprepared for the life he would lead. Now he’s joining Our Future Health so that research can change the way we look at dementia
Volunteer Nelson Costa has experienced depression and anxiety since childhood. He’s backing our data to advance research into mental health conditions
Volunteer Lorna Robinson shares how she hopes Our Future Health will make a difference to families like hers
For the latest in our Volunteer Voices series, Waltham Forest Councillor Shabana Dhedhi shares why she signed up to Our Future Health
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