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We’re using gene therapy to build an immune system in newborns without one.

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HIV Protection for Infants May Come From Breastfeeding and the Gut

Our scientists are investigating how a baby's microbiome may offer protection from HIV.
Tailor-Made Fish Help Explain Genetic Conditions in Children

Our scientists are genetically-engineering zebrafish to harbor human DNA mutations known to contribute congenital conditions in children.

Promoting Resilience; Reducing Stress

A promising intervention arms teens and young adults with coping skills to manage stress and boost their quality of life
Gene Editing Advances Extend to Type 1 Diabetes

Advances in engineering T cells to treat cancer are paving the way for new immunotherapies targeted at autoimmune diseases such as type 1 diabetes.

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What If?

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“What If?” Every day at Seattle Children’s Research Institute, we ask this simple two-word question. The answers are unlocking the mysteries of childhood...

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