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Mini-kidney tube structures have sugar receptors (red, upper left) and form outward-facing PKD cysts (center), which swell by taking in sugar (green, lower right). Image courtesy of Benjamin Freedman Lab.
January 5
Study illuminates sugar’s role in common kidney disease
Faculty, Research
Defective tau proteins form insoluble neurofibrillary tangles (green) that cause neurons to die. Image: Kraemer Lab.
December 28
Targeting tau, the other protein behind Alzheimer’s disease
Faculty, Research
Dr. Jacob Appelbaum
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December 16
Jacob Appelbaum receives American Society of Hematology Scholar Award
Faculty, Research
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December 14
Evergreen Fund awardees
Faculty, Research
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Dr. Gregory Roth
December 12
Global burden of cardiovascular disease
Faculty, Research
Dr. Julie McElrath
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December 6
Scientists may be closer to effective HIV vaccine
Faculty, In the News, Research
Dr. Nick Johnson
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Dr. Peter Kudenchuk
November 28
Strategies to innovate emergency care
Faculty, Research
David Dichek
November 23
David Dichek receives Outstanding Research Mentor Award
Awards, Faculty, Research
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November 21
Breast Cancer Research Foundation Awards
Faculty, Research
Dr. Cory Simpson
Dr. Namrata Singh
November 16
Outstanding Research Mentor Awards
Awards, Faculty, Research
Dr. John Lee. Fred Hutch file photo.
November 16
Award will fund research into new metastatic prostate cancer therapies
Faculty, Research
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November 16
Highly cited researchers
Faculty, Research
Drs. Chang Li, Francis Collins, André Lieber
November 16
In vivo approach to treat sickle cell disease and beyond
Faculty, Research
Dr. Kellen Hirsch
Dr. Peter Leary
Dr. Sam Rayner
November 10
Clinical outcomes vary across subtypes of pulmonary arterial hypertension
Education, Faculty, Research
Dr. Ann O'Hare
Dr. George Ioannou
November 4
Complexity of diagnosing and managing long COVID
Faculty, Research