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Progress: A Digital Magazine
Universal pneumonia vaccination is the result of decades of research
Through decades of research Elaine Tuomanen, MD, made crucial contributions to the creation of the first universal vaccine for pneumonia – now in clinical trials.
- Innovation and collaboration in drug development helps combat antibiotic resistance
- St. Jude BioHackathon solves complex research problems and advances participants careers
- Continuing a legacy of preventing and managing infections in children with catastrophic illnesses
- Building a sturdy foundation for childhood cancer survivors to reduce risk of major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE)
Progress Pulse
Short form stories with the latest research from St. Jude
Editor's selections
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Clinical Hydroxyurea may help kids with sickle cell disease breathe better at night
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Clinical Bone marrow transplantation for sickle cell disease improves myocardial fibrosis
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Clinical Patient voices shape the future of gene therapy
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Clinical Boot camp trains sickle cell disease ‘pain crises champions’ to improve patient care
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Clinical Shortening the gap between pediatric and adult care improves sickle cell outcomes
Featured series
Explore genome editing approaches to cure sickle cell disease.
Explore the different ways scientists at St. Jude are leveraging genomics to develop novel therapeutics.
Explore research in the Shelat lab to drug the undruggable.
St. Jude scientists are degrading proteins to treat cancer.
About us
Scientific advances make the mission of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital possible every day. St. Jude Progress tells the stories of those advances from the investigators, laboratory researchers and clinical scientists who are making them.