Clinical Trials and Research Studies

In March 2021, Harper Chittim became the first patient to receive a cell therapy product manufactured at Building Cure.

Liquid biopsy may someday provide an easier route to a genetic diagnosis in children with vascular or lymphatic malformations, according to research from Dr. James Bennett and Dr. Jonathan Perkins.

After becoming pregnant again, Lisa and her husband, Ty, learned their unborn son had the same genetic disorder that took the life of their firstborn daughter. Today, thanks to research and the care they received here, their son Colton is a thriving 6-year-old.

After winning the Food Network’s Chopped Jr. reality TV cooking competition, Fuller Goldsmith, 16, was well on his way to achieving his dreams of becoming a professional chef. Then Fuller learned his cancer had returned for a fourth time. He enrolled in the PLAT-05 clinical trial at Seattle Children's. Today, more than a year since receiving his CAR T cells, Fuller remains in remission.

Marcus was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a rare and serious birth defect that occurs when the left side of the heart is not fully developed. He had three surgeries to treat his heart condition and participated in a clinical trial for an investigational medication.