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HIV/AIDS research has saved millions of lives globally and led to innovative advances in multiple diseases
Numerous medical advances originate from U.S.-funded HIV research
Experts urge clinical trials network to study infectious disease therapies in immunocompromised patients
More than 6% of Americans are immunocompromised, yet most clinical trials exclude them
Clinical cancer research in the U.S. is increasingly dominated by pharmaceutical industry sponsors, study finds
Study underscores need for increased investment in federally funded cancer clinical trials
Curiosity, connection and C. elegans
How a Fred Hutch worm study gives hope to families affected by an extremely rare genetic disorder
More to brain tumors than meets the eye
Fred Hutch researchers find new way to classify tumors based on their underlying biology rather than how they look
Getting a paw up in the cat-and-mouse game with the COVID-19 virus
Fred Hutch researchers invent method to quickly and safely test thousands of mutations to predict which ones could help the virus escape our defenses
Another look at leptin
Fred Hutch researchers discover molecular switch for an appetite-regulating hormone, reviving dashed hopes for an obesity drug
One in five people with cancer participate in medical research studies
Study sheds light on how policies can further increase access to and participation in cancer research
Fred Hutch launches free AI-powered chatbot app to help people quit smoking
QuitBot uses evidence-based strategies developed from over 20 years of research by smoking cessation experts at Fred Hutch
Fred Hutch leads large-scale review of COVID-19 clinical trials that highlights multiple disparities
Meta-analysis of 122 COVID-19 clinical trials cites need for strategies to address trial participation gaps
Dr. Tom Lynch on the impact of COVID-19 on science
A conversation with the Fred Hutch president and director about open science, modeling, training and more
Keto, fat and cancer: It's complicated
New research points to low fat for a longer life, but some patients are bumping up fat to keep cancer away. Is that smart?