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Kathy Tuttle American Heart Association logo
Kathy Tuttle
American Heart Association logo
September 29
Katherine Tuttle to receive two prestigious awards
Awards, Faculty, Research
Ian DeBoer NIH NIDDK logo
Ian DeBoer
NIH NIDDK logo
September 9
Advanced retinal imaging for kidney precision medicine
Faculty, Research
UWMC Northwest - exterior
UWMC Northwest - exterior
September 9
Nephrology services launch at UWMC-Northwest
Clinical
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Seattle Met logo
September 4
2026 Top Doctors, Physician Assistants and Nurses
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Ann O'Hare
Ann O'Hare
August 3
Ann O'Hare appointed to Bill Peckham Endowed Professorship in Person-Centered Care
Faculty
John Stivelman
John Stivelman
July 27
In memoriam: John Stivelman
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Chair's blog logo VA logo Group of colleagues at Disney
Chair's blog logo
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Group of colleagues at Disney
July 27
Partnerships, storytelling, and support teams
A View from the Chair, Clinical, Education, Research
Chair's blog logo Scientist holder a beaker in a medical research lab.
Chair's blog logo
Scientist holder a beaker in a medical research lab.
July 20
The importance of research support
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Chair's blog logo VA logo Group of colleagues at Disney
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Group of colleagues at Disney
A View from the Chair, Clinical, Education, Research
Partnerships, storytelling, and support teams
Dr. Tisha Wang
Dr. Tisha Wang
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Tisha Wang named chair of the Department of Medicine
Image of kidney tissue containing human filtering cells (purple and red) integrating with mouse blood vessels (green). Nuclear DNA stained is in blue and the total size of the image is ~ 0.2 mm. Image by Benjamin Freedman lab.
Image of kidney tissue containing human filtering cells (purple and red) integrating with mouse blood vessels (green). Nuclear DNA stained is in blue and the total size of the image is ~ 0.2 mm. Image by Benjamin Freedman lab.
Faculty, Research
Youth triumphs in test to regenerate kidney tissue
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