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As seen in: Fred Hutch News Service, Phys.org, Oncology Times, Medical Xpress, POZ, Alzheimer's & Dementia Weekly, Journal of Oncology Navigation and Survivorship, Oncology Practice Management
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Fred Hutch researchers receive prestigious R01 awards

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By Sabrina Richards 
| Fred Hutch News Service
Oral PrEP is the most widely used HIV-preventive medication in the world: by 2024, nearly 8 million people had initiated the regimen. Despite new, long-acting versions, oral daily PrEP remains the version that’s easiest to access around the world, so this number will only grow, said Huang, an associate professor in VIDD's Biostatistics, Bioinformatics and Epidemiology Program, or BBE, and Fred Hutch's Public Health Sciences Division, or PHS.
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How Fred Hutch scientists tackle world’s top infectious killer, TB

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By Sabrina Richards 
| Fred Hutch News Service
“The way I frame it, almost all TB in the world could be prevented,” said Shapiro, an assistant professor in Fred Hutch’s Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division (VIDD), who also treats patients, including people with TB, at Seattle’s Harborview Medical Center. “Every person with TB disease represents a missed opportunity for preventing TB.” M. tb is generally spread through the air via respiratory droplets expelled by coughing or sneezing, and needs sustained, close contact.
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Giving CAR T cells a portable pit crew

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By Sabrina Richards 
| Fred Hutch News Service
CAR T cells were developed to take advantage of T cells’ ability to orchestrate immune responses and kill diseased cells, including cancer cells. But in natural immune responses, T cells don’t work alone: They receive critical information and support from a bevy of other immune cells. Many of these interactions occur in lymph nodes, small immune organs scattered throughout our bodies. “The lymph node is the safe spot, where the immune system really arms up.
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