In the News
Dr. Alissa Darden appointed as UW Pediatric Residency Program Director -
The Department of Pediatrics is thrilled to announce that Dr. Alissa Darden has been offered and accepted the UW Pediatric Residency Program Director role beginning in June 2024.
Mix it up! Global WACh and Global Health Collaborative host mixer to connect on global health interests -
The GHC hosted a mixer on January 11 at the Hans Rosling Center for Population Health!
'Ask for the care you want for your child.’ In support of an integrative and holistic system of care for kids. -
"It isn’t about doing these holistic modalities “instead of” medical intervention but doing them with contemporary medical approaches," says Dr. Cora Breuner.
Dr. Deen Writes the New Scientific Guidelines in the American Heart Association -
Dr. Jason Deen writes the new scientific guidelines in the American Heart Association for cardiovascular health in American Indian/ Alaska Native (AI/AN) women of childbearing age.
Congratulations to Scott Baebler! -
We proudly announce that Scott Baebler has been awarded the Partner in Safety Award at EH&S. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!
New Center for Indigenous Health -
Indigenous students deserve to see themselves represented in healthcare professions. The Center for Indigenous Health at UW Medicine aims to make this a reality by providing opportunities to pursue medical careers.
Tuberculosis Drug Discovery Research Funded, Dr. Tanya Parish - Seattle Children's Research -
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has granted nearly $5 million for Tanya Parish’s three-year Tuberculosis Drug Discovery Research.
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.
The Center for Indigenous Health -
The Center for Indigenous Health aims to motivate younger generations to pursue a career in medicine, ultimately leading to a rise in the number of Indigenous physicians practicing both in Washington State and across the country.