Dr. Fuller on The Vax Files Podcast, Ep. 13: Protecting Our Children
Dr. Fuller on The Vax Files Podcast, Ep. 16: Future Pipeline and Global Outlook
Dr. Fuller on Let’s Go There with Shira & Ryan, 12/9 An Empire of Guilt
COVID-19: The Mu Variant
Dr. Jesse Erasmus on the Mu variant: Why COVID Variant Mu Raised Fears, Then Fizzled Out and Is the Mu Variant Worse Than Delta?
‘It’s like a war:’ Health experts stress getting both shots to combat Delta variant
A new study on the fast-moving Delta variant is revealing the importance of getting both vaccine shots.
Local health experts said they are especially concerned the variant can partly evade the immune system. Health experts said it’s like going to battle, without all your armor.
“Between our immune system and the virus, it’s like a war,” said UW Medicine Microbiologist, Dr. Deborah Fuller.
Read more from Dr. Fuller on KOMO News here.
Double-dipping? Mix and match? What future may hold for COVID-19 vaccinations
A pairing of two different types of vaccines will probably be more effective than a combination of two different vaccines that use the same basic strategy, Fuller says. “We think that…some are just better at triggering certain arms of the immune system than others,” she says. “And when you have them in combination, they start to synergize and leverage all of our defenses.”
Read more from Dr. Fuller in the Seattle Times and Popular Science.
Should You Post That Vaccination Card Selfie?
Should You Post That Vaccination Card Selfie? Vaccine Card Questions and More on UW Right as Rain. Here more from Dr. Fuller here.
How RNA Vaccines Can Defeat The Next Pandemic
“Dr. Deborah Fuller’s gene gun could transform the next generation of COVID-19 vaccines.” – UW Medicine
Read the full article here.
Undergraduate Research Symposium Population Health Recognition Award
Congratulations to our undergraduate Skyler Groenier on receiving the 2022 Undergraduate Research Symposium Population Health Recognition Award!
Congratulations to Dr. Ulrich-Lewis
Congratulations to Justin Ulrich-Lewis who graduated with a PhD in Microbiology on May 27th for his thesis on “STING is required in conventional dendritic cells for DNA vaccine induction of type I T helper cell-dependent antibody responses”.
New Publications – Rene Ruiz
Congratulations to Rene Ruiz on his two most recent publications “Quantitative prediction of conditional vulnerabilities in regulatory and metabolic networks using PRIME” and “Transcriptome signature of cell viability predicts drug response and drug interaction in Mycobacterium tuberculosis“.
Deb Heydenburg ’87 Fuller “From Plants to Patients: A Scientist’s Journey from Hope to Healing”
Congratulations to Dr. Deborah Fuller for being awarded the Hope College
“Distinguished Alumni Award” for 2021. Listen to her speak here.
