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Varying Efficacy and Safety Among Food Allergy Immunotherapy Methods

July 30, 2021

By Karishma Sira, Biological Sciences ‘21 Author’s Note: This review was originally written for my UWP104F class in Winter Quarter 2021. While environmental allergies are well known to the public, many people are unaware of the social, mental, financial, and most importantly, physical costs of food allergies. I highly benefited from getting treated for food […]

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The Scientific Cost of Progression: CAR-T Cell Therapy

August 22, 2020

By Picasso Vasquez, Genetics and Genomics ‘20 Author’s Note: One of the main goals for my upper division UWP class was to write about a recent scientific discovery. I decided to write about CAR-T cell therapy because this summer I interned at a pharmaceutical company and worked on a project that involved using machine learning […]

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