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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
Why are we still studying COVID-19?
Learn about the driving forces behind ongoing COVID-19 research
There from the beginning: The evolution of HIV research and care at St. Jude
Research and care for HIV has shifted over time, but St. Jude has always been at the forefront.
5 Questions for Jason Rosch, PhD
Learn what inspired Jason Rosch, PhD, to a career in science studying host-pathogen interactions.
Pulling the curtain back on the RSV window of vulnerability
Researchers look to mothers for solution to RSV
St. Jude Research Collaboratives program reaches across institutional boundaries to multiply impact
Learn more about how the St. Jude Research Collaboratives Program is driving scientific breakthroughs.
St. Jude flu fighters: Researchers tackle influenza virus
Learn about St. Jude’s progress against influenza in basic and vaccine biology through the Center of Excellence for Influenza Research & Response.
Consortium on leukemia in children with Down syndrome offers energy and optimism
Leukemia in children with Down syndrome addressed at St. Jude as international consortium meets
A Rock-Solid Legacy: Honoring the Life of Charles O. Rock, PhD
Learn more about the legacy of Charles O. Rock, PhD.
Molecular diagnostics bring treatment opportunities to infants with brain tumors
Research in integrated, molecular diagnostics gave Fletcher Fazenbaker’s family something they thought they’d never get — a diagnosis and treatment plan.
5 Questions for Stephanie Dixon, MD, MPH
Meet survivorship researcher Stephanie Dixon and learn how she studies the impact of modifiable lifestyle factors in childhood cancer survivors.