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FDA advisers first rejected Pfizer s booster application -- but then voted to recommend a third shot for certain Americans

FDA advisers first rejected Pfizer s booster application -- but then voted to recommend a third shot for certain Americans
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25% of Patients With Cancer Lack Immunity Against Measles

25% of Patients With Cancer Lack Immunity Against Measles
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When the doctor is the patient

When the doctor is the patient A kidney transplant and a cancer diagnosis helped shape the career of infection-control expert Steve Pergam March 23, 2015 • By Mary Engel / Fred Hutch News Service As director of infection control at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance and an infectious disease researcher at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Dr. Steve Pergam works to protect a subset of people who are particularly vulnerable to infectious diseases: cancer patients. Here he is shown with graduate research assistant Arianna Miles-Jay. Photo by Bo Jungmayer / Fred Hutch News Service As a first-year medical student at University of Nebraska Medical Center, Dr. Steve Pergam volunteered for a vaccine campaign in Nicaragua, bringing basic childhood immunizations to squatters living in cardboard shacks. When he returned to Nicaragua the following spring to deliver a second round of immunizations, he found that local health care

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Community engagement in HIV trials guides equity for COVID-19 vaccine studies

Community engagement in HIV trials guides equity for COVID-19 vaccine studies New study highlights longstanding barriers to diversity in prior decade of vaccine trials, despite federal guidelines February 19, 2021 • By Sabin Russell / Fred Hutch News Service The Tampa, Florida-based Bible-Based Fellowship Church encouraged members of the African American community to receive COVID-19 vaccines, organizing clinics in partnership with the county health department. Photo by Octavio Jones / Getty Images Editor s update: On March 31, the New England Journal of Medicine published an editorial co-authored by Andrasik about addressing vaccine hesitancy in communities of color and the efforts of the COVID-19 Prevention Network. For more than a decade, psychologist Dr. Michele Andrasik has been working in Seattle on ways to increase opportunities for underrepresented minorities at risk for HIV to participate in clinical trials

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Learning to trust science with your life

When somebody in a white coat tells you something you don’t want to hear, it’s easy to decide they’re full of beans especially when nothing seems amiss. That's how Fred Hutch writer Diane Mapes felt when she was diagnosed with cancer. And how many have responded to the pandemic. But whether it's cancer or COVID-19, trust in science is key.

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