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Bruce Walker elected as a member of the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies. |
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| Rare 'Outliers' Drive Search for Cures to Disease | |
| Ragon Institute featured in Wall Street Journal article |
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| Since HIV/AIDS emerged as a global health problem nearly thirty years ago,
scientists have made significant gains and impressive breakthroughs in our understanding of the disease and how to treat it. Nonetheless, the development
of an effective HIV/AIDS vaccine – the best hope for ending the epidemic – remains an elusive target.
The Ragon Institute, officially established in February 2009 and supported by the Phillip T and Susan M Ragon Foundation, seeks to establish a model of scientific collaboration that links the clinical, translational and basic science expertise at MGH, MIT, Harvard and the Broad Institute to tackle the greatest global health challenges related to infectious disease research. Learn more about the mission of the newly formed Ragon Institute... |
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