Cells trained to recognize returning infections
How our lab found out Memory T cells are made, not born How are memory T cells formed? The answer...
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Month: May 2018
Skin cancer in children isn’t the same as in adults
Melanoma is the most common form of skin cancer in children. As we approach the summer, here are tips to avoid extreme sun exposure.
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Fat Chance: ‘Skinny Gene’ research unexpectedly leads to tumor breakthrough
How a wrong turn in the search for the “skinny gene” uncovered a clue that helped St. Jude researchers pinpoint an origin of the most prevalent childhood soft tissue cancer.
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A hypothesis can’t be right unless it can be proven wrong
A hypothesis is only considered scientific if there is the possibility to disprove it.
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The St. Jude Psychology Clinic: When things are really hard
Each year, the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Psychology Department staff spends thousands...
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