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Meet Rosalie: Facility dog to provide employee support
Learn how Rosalie, a golden retriever facility dog, will help support employee resilience.
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St. Jude Paws at Play to expand by four paws
Learn how the hospital’s Resilience Center is expanding to welcome a new facility dog dedicated to employees.
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
To mark National Hispanic Heritage Month, St. Jude is honoring some our dedicated Hispanic employees. Learn more about their work.
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Vaccination is Best: Immunity benefits of COVID-19 vaccination vs. COVID-19 infection
A positive test does not equal protection against COVID-19. Getting vaccinated after COVID-19 will boost your immune response and protect you against new variants of the virus. Learn more
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COVID-19 vaccines safe for those worried about fertility, pregnancy and breastfeeding
COVID-19 vaccines are safe for those worried about fertility, pregnancy and breastfeeding. Find out more.
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Human Resources’ Kynis Douglas honors her father’s memory by getting vaccinated
Kynis Douglas, Human Resources, got the COVID-19 vaccine to honor her father’s memory after he died from the disease earlier this year. Learn more.
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Safe, swift vaccine production: A triumph of science
Learn why COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. It's thanks to great science, incredible collaboration and careful approval processes.
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COVID-19 vaccine side effects: How common are they?
Find out how you can wade through the deluge of information about vaccine side effects and make an informed choice.
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How does employee vaccination help protect St. Jude patients?
St. Jude is requiring all its employees be vaccinated. Diego Hijano, MD explains why in a Q&A.
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The science behind COVID-19 vaccines
It may seem like the COVID-19 vaccine moved quickly to emergency use authorization and approval, but in reality, researchers used years of data, research and advances to fast-track the lifesaving vaccines. Read about it.
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COVID-19 vaccines not linked to infertility
Virtually all research outcomes have discredited infertility concerns regarding the COVID-19 vaccines. Learn more.
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High schoolers graduate in a virtual ceremony
Learn how the St. Jude School Program arranged a virtual graduation for high school students this year.
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A virtual celebration: Kindergarteners graduate after a year of big changes
After the pandemic cancelled last year’s event, see how the St. Jude School Program coordinated a virtual kindergarten graduation this year.
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Yavette Gray: Cancer survivor raises cancer awareness for research and emotional support
During National Black Family Cancer Awareness Week, read Yavette Gray’s story of cancer survivorship.
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Surgeon’s path of communal goodwill leads to global impact
Surgeon Hafeez Abdelhafeez’s passion leads him to improving others’ lives on a global scale. Read his story.
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Out of this world: Physician assistant takes her St. Jude perspective to space
Physician assistant Hayley Arceneaux is a childhood cancer survivor at the hospital that saved her life. Now she’s on her way to space. Read her story.
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Doctors’ Day: St. Jude physicians share common goals
Read how St. Jude physicians are able to provide the best care for their patients.
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“The Chief” Allan Granoff, PhD, a pioneer of translational pediatric research at St. Jude
St. Jude remembers Allan Granoff, a founding father of the pediatric research hospital.
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