Thursday, November 18, 2004 • Vol 10, Issue 22

Linda Cherepow (left), Dr. Beatrice Knudsen and Kim Adolphson view results of a tissue microarray experiment in Research Pathology’s Solid Tumor section. Photo by Todd McNaught

• Partners in research pathology
  Research Pathology’s Experimental Histopathology, Solid Tumor sections aid in design, development, interpretation of studies involving tissue samples
  
  
• Seamless support for scientific data demands
  Data-intensive shared resource facilities rely on Research Computing Support to provide and maintain a framework for complex experiments
  
  
• Fighting the complications of influenza
  Antiviral neuroaminidase-inhibitor drug reduces risk of life-threatening pneumonia after flu infection in transplant patients
  
  

• A focus on health and wholeness
  The Alliance Wellness Clinic helps women shift from managing disease to maximizing quality of life
  
  
• Multitask master
  Anna Fishburn supports several researchers, grants and projects by day, pursues a master’s degree by night and is always on the lookout for more
  
  

• Roberts named new Basic Sciences Division director; Groudine increases center leadership role
  
  
• Fred Hutchinson’s annual Holiday Craft Fair, Friday, Dec. 3
  
  
• Toni Bedalov receives DOD breast-cancer research grant
  
  
• PHS all-staff focuses on funding, faculty and AIDS documentary
  
  
• Human-research subjects classes
  
  
• Center ranks third in nation for best places to work in academia
  
  
• Colleen Steelquist is new science, development writer
  
  
• Dr. Marilyn Gaston speaks Dec. 6 at PHS
  
  
• Creative commuters
  
  
• Help IT Department staff fight hunger this holiday
  
  
• Farewell party for Terry Brown on Nov. 29
  
  
• The door is open for entrants in holiday decorating contest
  
  
• For winter weather questions, call new Emergency Information Hotline
  
  
• Adventure-racing team forming
  
  

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