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Help BRI Fight Disease

BRI has a bold vision: a healthy immune system for everyone. We need your help to make that possible.

Join the Sound Life Project: A Study of Healthy Immune Systems

BRI is inviting Seattle-area adults to participate in a groundbreaking research study to build a baseline of knowledge about the human immune system.

Operation Shooting Star Helps BRI Fight Autoimmune Disease

Operation Shooting Star recently made a generous donation to fuel more discoveries at BRI.

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Healthy Immune Systems for All

BRI's game-changing discoveries and other progress inspired us to update our strategic plan and embrace a broader vision: Create a healthy immune system for every individual by pursuing better ways to predict, prevent, reverse and cure immune disorders.

Supporting Medical Research on the Golf Course

Gary Kerr and Tom Bonorden, Co-Chairs of the Boeing Classic volunteers, share a love of golf and a passion to win the fight against autoimmune disease.

Benaroya Research Institute Seafair Triathlon Supports Autoimmune Disease Research

Benaroya Research Institute Seafair Triathlon Supports Research

The 2018 Benaroya Research Institute Seafair Triathlon, taking place on July 22 at Seward Park, offers participants multiple events on a picturesque course while raising funds and awareness for BRI.

A simple blood test can identify five autoantibodies that signal an increased risk of type 1 diabetes (T1D).

Run and Get Screened for Type 1 Diabetes Research!

Did you know family members of people with type 1 diabetes (T1D) have a 15 times greater risk of developing the disease themselves?

As a person living with type 1 myself, I feel so much gratitude toward all of the research participants who allow for the development of diabetes care and technologies that permit me to live a full and healthy life.

Fighting Type 1 Diabetes: One Blood Draw at a Time

As a person living with type 1, I feel so much gratitude toward all of the research participants who have allowed for the development of diabetes care and technologies that permit me to live a full and healthy life!

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