Dr Bridget Bax completed her PhD the Royal Postgraduate
Medical School, University of London. She is currently a Reader in Rare
Diseases at City St George’s University of London. She is
internationally recognised for her research on mitochondrial
neurogastrointestinal encephalomyopathy (MNGIE), including pioneering enzyme
replacement strategies using red blood cells. Dr. Bax has published extensively
and leads translational research aimed at improving diagnosis and treatment for
patients with ultra-rare conditions.
Dr Bridget Bax completed her PhD the Royal Postgraduate
Medical School, University of London. She is currently a Reader in Rare
Diseases at City St George’s University of London. She is
internationally recognised for her research on mitochondrial
neurogastrointestinal encephalomyopathy (MNGIE), including pioneering enzyme
replacement strategies using red blood cells. Dr. Bax has published extensively
and leads translational research aimed at improving diagnosis and treatment for
patients with ultra-rare conditions.