Living With A Disease

Parenting a Child With T1D: This Might Sound Familiar

When you strip it all down, caring for a child with type 1 diabetes is not all that exotic. Here are three examples.
News & Views

Operation Shooting Star Helps BRI Fight Autoimmune Disease 

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

Fighting Back Against Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis

To many, rheumatoid arthritis may seem like an older person’s worry. And it’s true that many people who live with RA develop it later in life. But not all.
Living With A Disease

The Pacific Northwest's Best Places to Get Outside with an Autoimmune Disease

Our top destinations, alongside some tips and tricks, to make your Seattle adventures more comfortable.
Fighting Diseases

Personalizing Treatment for Type 1 Diabetes

Some people with T1D are “fast progressors,” while other people’s disease moves more slowly. BRI researchers are on a quest to learn why — and they’re getting closer to finding answers.
Community Stories

A Research Pioneer Gives Back

When Virginia Mason researchers needed patients with type 1 diabetes to test some of the first insulin pumps in the 1970s, Mary Buse bravely volunteered.
Fighting Diseases

A New Cell with Global Implications

BRI researchers set out to find the cause behind a life-threatening anemia and side effect of autoimmune diseases - and gained rare insight into another condition that affects millions around the world.
Fighting Diseases
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Pursuing a Revolution in IBD Treatment

Only about half of IBD patients respond to today’s drugs — and only about 20 percent achieve remission. Learn how BRI researchers are working to change that.

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