Members of ITHS are part of a unique catalyst that accelerates discoveries to practice. When you become an ITHS member, you become part of a multi-disciplinary team working toward a common goal of advancing research and improving health....
Dr. Susan Apkon has partnered with the ITHS Pediatric Clinical Research Center at Seattle Children’s to study the exon skipping drug eteplirsen, a possible treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy....
ITHS Research Coordinator Michael Donahue shares five tips to improve the design of clinical trial recruitment flyers and reach more potential study participants....
Dr. Kirk Hevener, an ITHS Regional Translational Scholar, hopes to find a new treatment for C. diff. infections by repurposing a drug that is already on the market. ...
In-depth training meets team science in this immersive summer program for those looking to broaden their horizons and launch their research ideas into actual application....
ITHS KL2 Scholar Dr. Catherine Yeung is building a mathematical model to help doctors better dose medications for patients with kidney disease. Learn why Yeung credits the KL2 program for helping her build a research network....
In this Q&A, Hyacinth Lee discusses her work at the ITHS Clinical Research Center, some of the services and studies occurring in the CRC, and why she enjoys working in research....
Researchers have more ways than ever to connect with potential study participants. Learn how one researcher used ITHS’ ParticipateInResearch.org to speed participant recruitment....
Dr. Paul Martin, a former National Institutes of Health grant reviewer, offered a behind-the-scenes look at NIH study sections to attendees of an ITHS Career Development Series event on February 4. ...
Biostatistics can make or break your study data. Biostatistician Dr. Michele Shaffer describes the three most common biostatistics flaws she encounters in clinical trials and how to avoid them....