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Jim Boonyaratanakornkit
Warren Phipps
November 20
Laying the groundwork for a new cancer-preventive vaccine
Faculty, Research
Stack of papers and glasses
November 19
2024 Highly cited researchers
Faculty, Research
Vector image of a group of diverse people of different ages, genders, ethnicities. Source NIH Bioart.
October 30
Population Health Initiative grants
Faculty, Research
Several workshop participants, including Fred Hutch infectious disease experts Drs. Steve Pergam (back left) and Josh Hill (front), met with elective representatives and Congressional staffers on Capitol Hill on September 11, 2024. Photo by Robert Hood / Fred Hutch News Service
October 22
Infectious disease experts propose trials network dedicated to immunocompromised patients
Faculty, Research
Monkey Pox virus. Source: FDA
October 10
Mpox vaccine highly protective among people with HIV
Faculty, Research
David Fredricks
In the presence of certain bacterial vaginosis-associated bacteria, the mucosal barrier breaks down and immune cells are activated and become more susceptible to HIV infection (in red). Dr. Sujatha Srinivasan and colleagues identified 14 bacteria groups and six inflammatory proteins associated with high risk of HIV infection in women with bacterial vaginosis. Adapted from Srinivasan, S. et al., J Infectious Diseases, 2024
September 10
Zeroing in on vaginal microbes that most increase HIV risk
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Sylvia LaCourse
August 29
New study aims to evaluate a novel pediatric TB diagnostic tool and treatment response
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Thomas Hawn
David Horne
June 26
Using AI for Tuberculosis Classification Using Wearable Data
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Globe
May 20
Population Health Initiative awards pilot grants
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Connie Celem
Lorenzo Giacani
Roxanne Kerani
April 10
ASTDA Awards
Awards, Faculty, Research
Adrienne Shapiro
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March 4
The advanced HIV disease research landscape
Faculty, Research
Immune checkpoint inhibitors help release molecular brakes that allow cancer-killing immune cells (cyan) fight Merkel cell carcinoma (magenta). But to wage an effective seige against an MCC tumor, immune cells need fresh reinforcements. Fred Hutch and UW Medicine studies show that it's the presence of these reinforcements in a patient's blood that best predict whether checkpoint inhibitors will work for them. Image courtesy of Kimberly Smythe and Kristin Robinson / Fred Hutch Translational Pathology
February 12
New biomarker could one day help tailor immunotherapy for Merkel cell carcinoma
Faculty, Research
Jeanne Gallee
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February 8
The Assessment of Functional Communication in Primary Progressive Aphasia
Research
75 years 1948-2023 department of medicine
January 26
Milestones of the Department of Medicine, 1948-2023
Clinical, Diversity, Education, Research
Tom Hawn
David Horne
January 17
Could your phone discern whether your cough is TB?
Faculty, Research