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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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Why Down Syndrome Holds Key Clues about Autoimmunity

Almost half of Down Syndrome patients have autoimmune diseases – but no one knows why. That’s why Dr. Rebecca Partridge and BRI’s Dr. Bernard Khor are leading one of the first studies that investigates autoimmunity in people with DS.
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Unraveling the Mysteries of Celiac Disease

Unraveling the Mysteries of Celiac Disease

BRI researchers are leading innovative studies to improve our understanding of celiac disease and open the door to better treatments.
News & Views

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.
Living With A Disease
BRI Seafair Triathlon

Run, Bike, Swim – And Sign Up for a Biorepository at the Seafair Triathlon!

If you’re competing in the BRI Seafair Triathlon, you’ll be excited to learn other ways you can contribute to the fight against autoimmune disease.
Living With A Disease
Living with Lupus: Lori Carter’s Story

Living with Lupus: Lori Carter’s Story

It’s been a long four and half years since Lori Carter’s lupus diagnosis. With time and remarkable effort, she’s finding her way to a fuller, healthier life.
Living With A Disease
Take Steps for Crohn’s & Colitis: Building Community through Autoimmunity

Take Steps for Crohn’s & Colitis: Building Community through Autoimmunity

It can be isolating to have an autoimmune disease like Crohn’s or colitis. By bringing people together for exercise and fun, events like Take Steps are building a strong IBD community.
Living With A Disease
To celebrate World Allergy Week, we’re taking a closer look at what we know – and what we don’t – about food allergies and how they affect people around the globe.

Food Allergies Around the World: What We Know, and What We Don’t

To celebrate World Allergy Week, we’re taking a closer look at what we know – and what we don’t – about food allergies and how they affect people around the globe.
Living With A Disease
Diabetes for Life. But King for a Day.

Diabetes for Life. But King for a Day.

One magic Sunday back in August, Peter got a can of spinach from the Seattle Sounders.
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Innovative Collaboration Brings Researchers Closer to Understanding Type 1

Collaborating to Understand Type 1 Diabetes

With the resources BRI researchers have access to through the JDRF Core and Assay Validation project, scientists are getting one step closer to solving T1D.

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