John Collinge

John Collinge is a prominent British neurologist known for his research on prion diseases, which are a group of rare but serious neurological conditions caused by infectious proteins. He has made significant contributions to understanding diseases like Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and has studied their transmission, pathology, and potential treatments. Collinge’s work is important for public health, especially in the context of diseases that can arise from contaminated food or medical procedures. Through his research, he has advanced knowledge in neurodegenerative diseases and prion biology, impacting both clinical practice and scientific inquiry.