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Research at the Kennedy Institute reveals sub-populations of stromal cells with distinct functions in human fibrotic disease. These findings could inform development of more specific therapies with fewer off-target effects.

Dupuytren’s disease hand examination.
The study used human fibrotic tissue from Dupuytren’s disease, a common fibrotic condition of the hand
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