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Do vitamins A and D help the flu vaccine work better? It depends.
Vitamins A and D can impact how well some children respond to the flu vaccine.
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St. Jude will help lead national push to create more effective flu vaccines
Flu is particularly dangerous for some people, including young cancer patients. Here’s the latest on how St. Jude scientists are working to protect them.
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Childhood cancer treatment can alter Leydig cell function
Data from the St. Jude Lifetime Cohort Study reveals that current treatment for childhood cancer can affect testosterone production in men.
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Research reveals structural details of chaperones, critical molecules of the cell
St. Jude scientists have uncovered a new discovery that reveals how chaperones manage protein folding – which could lead to finding ways to fight disease.
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Meet the newest employees of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Puggle and Huckleberry
St. Jude launches a Paws at Play hospital dog program to help pediatric patients cope with the challenges of treatment and hospitalization.
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Meet the molecule that helps stressed cells decide between life and death
How do stressed cells choose between survival or death? Evidence suggests the molecule DDX3X plays a role and offers a possible strategy for controlling chronic inflammation.