In the News
UW Pediatrics Welcomes New Chief Scientific Officer -
Dr. Vittorio Gallo joins Seattle Children's as the Chief Scientific Officer. Read more about his achievements and contributions.
Congrats to Dr. Rachel Umoren and her Co-Investigators, Taylor, Zeenia, and Megan -
Congratulations to Dr. Umoren for receiving an R18 grant for her 4-year study on Pediatric Transport Learning Laboratory (PTLL) and The TELENEO Trial in the field of pediatrics and healthcare research.
Congrats to Drs Rebecca Stark and Mihai Puia-Dumitrescu -
The Academic Enrichment Fund Review Committee will conduct a two-year prospective cohort study to explore the quality of life for survivors of CDH.
New Cell-Based Therapy Drives Progress Toward Diabetes Treatment, Prevention - Seattle Children's Research -
Using new gene-editing techniques, researchers in Seattle Children’s Research Institute’s Center for Immunity and Immunotherapies (CIIT) have created a novel cell-based therapy with the potential to transform the treatment and/or prevention of Type I diabetes, as well as other autoimmune, allergic and autoinflammatory diseases.
New RSV Vaccine Offering Protection for Infants Approved, Dr. Janet Englund - Seattle Children's Pulse -
New RSV Vaccine Offering Protection for Infants Approved with the Help of Research from Seattle Children’s.
Dr. Hannibal Person Joins the Center for Diversity and Health Equity as Medical Director! -
Dr. Hannibal Person will join the Center for Diversity and Health Equity (CDHE) as the medical director beginning November 2023.
Listen for Cues to Kids’ Back-To-School Worries -
With the start of the school year approaching, adolescent medicine expert Dr. Yolanda Evans says this season of change is a key time for parents to be attuned to changes in their children’s mental health.
Most Childhood Cancers Are Curable, but Effective, Low-Cost Drugs Are Often Scarce -
“Most people don’t realize that over 80 percent of pediatric cancers are curable,” Dr. Sarah Leary, told The Epoch Times.
Top 5 Things to Know about Malaria, According to a Seattle Children’s Infectious Disease Researcher -
Eight cases of locally acquired malaria have been confirmed in Florida and Texas this summer. Dr. Alexis Kaushansky, a malaria expert, weighs in.