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Transforming research into therapies that doctors and patients can use in daily life

Center for Clinical and Translational Research

Building on a history of ground-breaking achievements, our investigators and research teams are working together to develop next generation therapies for a wide range of pediatric diseases and disorders. Learn more.

Featured Research

STRIDE Study Aims for Better Treatments for Children With IBD

Newly launched study seeks answers to how and why inflammatory bowel disease begins in children, targeting cure.

New Criteria for Pediatric Sepsis Identified

Drs. Scott Watson and Jerry Zimmerman contribute to national pediatric guidelines to better identify and treat patients diagnosed with pediatric sepsis.

Seattle Children’s Researchers Represent Washington State in National Pediatric Emergency Care Research Network

Seattle Children’s Emergency Department Research group contributes emergency care research to national network.

New RSV Vaccine Offering Protection for Infants Approved

Seattle Children’s researchers contribute key findings to study supporting CDC approval of new RSV vaccine offering protection for infants.

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Participate in Research

Our researchers offer patients and families access to the latest medical studies, known as clinical trials, aimed at finding better ways to diagnose and treat childhood diseases. Family participation in our efforts helps this process.

Support Our Research

More than half of the kids who come to Seattle Children’s live with serious conditions that they will have for the rest of their lives. Research can give them a different future. Under designation, select “Other” and enter Clinical and Translational Research.

Center for Clinical and Translational Research

For questions or inquiries,
email: CCTR@seattlechildrens.org.

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2001 Eighth Ave.
Suite 400
Seattle, WA 98121

Mailing Address

CW8-5B
PO Box 5371
Seattle, WA 98145-5005

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