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Destiny Hinton
Destiny Hinton is a communications intern in the Department of Communications & Scientific and Medical Content Outreach at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Stories by Destiny Hinton
5 Questions for Heather Conklin, PhD
Learn about what drives Heather Conklin, PhD, to study cognitive function and cognitive rehabilitation strategies in childhood brain tumor survivors.
Shared Resources Spotlight: Biostatistics Shared Resource
Meet the investigators in the Biostatistics Shared Resource to learn how this under-recognized field is a critical component of successful research.
Preventing neurodevelopmental disorders through genetic compensation
See how a gene family is implicated in the cause and rescue of neurodegenerative disease
Co-designing access to global pediatric cancer care with Nickhill Bhakta, MD, MPH
Discover how Nickhill Bhakta, MD, MPH, uses a philosophy rooted in trust-based partnerships to support pediatric cancer care in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Tracing the threads of metastasis to achieve better treatment outcomes
Learn how St. Jude research is unraveling metastasis.
Collaborating for Care: Developing a New Global Standard for Sickle Cell Disease Treatment
Discover how St. Jude researchers are influencing sickle cell disease treatment globally.
St. Jude scientists answer the question ‘when does cancer start?’
Explore the importance of understanding the origins of disease.
Electrical engineering sparks discovery in how human nuclear receptors bind to DNA
See how nuclear receptors selectively bind to DNA.
Shared Resources Spotlight: Center for Advanced Genome Engineering
Research from the Center for Applied Genome Engineering plays a pivotal role in discovery.
Condensates: It’s not just a “phase”
Scientists are studying biomolecular condensates to better understand their contributions to disease.