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Monkey Pox virus. Source: FDA
October 10
Mpox vaccine highly protective among people with HIV
Faculty, Research
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September 24
DEI Lecture Series
Diversity, Events
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
Faculty, Research
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Sylvia LaCourse
August 29
New study aims to evaluate a novel pediatric TB diagnostic tool and treatment response
Faculty, Research
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August 21
2024 Top Doctors, Physician Assistants and Nurses
Faculty
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August 20
Recent DEI efforts in the Department of Medicine
Diversity
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August 13
Rising leaders
Education, Faculty
Thomas Lynch
Juliana McElrath
August 1
Newly elected members to Washington State Academy of Sciences
Faculty
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July 12
2024 Staff Professional Development Scholarship Award recipients
Staff
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July 10
Lunches with the chair
Events, Faculty, Staff
Top Doctors logo. Seattle Magazine.
July 5
2024 Top Doctors
Awards, Clinical, Faculty
Thomas Hawn
David Horne
June 26
Using AI for Tuberculosis Classification Using Wearable Data
Faculty, Research
Barbara Jung
Chair's blog
June 21
Staff initiatives in the DOM
A View from the Chair, Staff
Steven Pergam
June 21
Steven Pergam receives Resident Scholarship Mentor Award
Awards, Education, Faculty
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June 13
2024 Faculty Promotions
Faculty