Clinical Trials

Community Stories

How Volunteers Fuel Immune System Disease Research

What motivates a research participant? For Micah Mansfield, it's simple.

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What Are Clinical Trials? BRI Experts Weigh in On Clinical Research FAQ’s

Members of BRI’s clinical research program answer common questions about clinical research.

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Volunteering in a COVID-19 Vaccine Trial: BRI Team Members Share Their Experience

Meet seven BRI all-stars who volunteered to participate in the Pfizer vaccine clinical trial.

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Immune-Cells

Peanut Allergy: Progress Toward Breakthroughs

When Eric Wambre, PhD, announced he had identified a cell that appears to cause all allergies, it opened the door to developing a test that could identify when all patients have allergies.

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How BRI is Fighting Type 1 Diabetes

BRI researchers have spent more than two decades pursuing one of T1D research’s holy grails: a way to halt the disease before insulin production stops.

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Clinical research studies are a key tool for advancing medical knowledge and patient care, and may improve how disease is diagnosed, treated and prevented.

Driving Clinical Research

Virginia Mason is currently home to more than 100 clinical studies that give patients in nearly every clinical department

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New treatments available for IDB available at Virginia Mason

New Hope In IBD Clinical Research

Innovative new treatments for inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) are now being offered in clinical research trials at Virginia Mason supported by BRI.

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Clinical Research Studies at BRI

FAQs About Clinical Research Studies

Clinical studies are one of the most valuable ways you can contribute to research.