The United States Immunodeficiency Network (USIDNET) is a research consortium established to advance scientific research of primary immunodeficiency diseases.
@ClinImmSoc's Women in Clinical Immunology Sciences features our very own Principal Investigator Dr. Charlotte Cunningham-Rundles and Co-Investigator Dr. Jennifer Puck. We’re thankful for their hard work and dedication: https://t.co/wMOeoGzb2l
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We are tracking what happens to infants with low TRECs identified through SCID Newborn Screening. Find out more about the Following Infants with Low Lymphocytes (FILL) Program: https://t.co/fKjMbjXOG2
The Fill (Following Infants with Low Lymphocytes) Program collects information from the medical records of babies with low lymphocytes and stores it in the USIDNET Registry so that it can be used for research in PI. Learn more: https://t.co/FceczCbnHg.
USIDNET is offering opportunities for research fellows, medical residents and early-career immunologists to get involved in conducting research with registry data. Become a part of a task force: https://t.co/CWDrXMJAbz.
USIDNET registry data is used in many different publications that greatly benefit researchers, healthcare professionals and patients. Check out the publications written from our registry data: https://t.co/ea6FLwyB6V.
Are you a medical student, resident or fellow who would like to spend one to two weeks at a medical center with an active research program in PI? Check out the Visiting Immunology Scholars Program (VISP): https://t.co/hY1VcVhkoI.
The Fill (Following Infants with Low Lymphocytes) Program collects information from the medical records of babies with low lymphocytes and stores it in the USIDNET Registry so that it can be used for research in PI. Learn more: https://t.co/FceczCbnHg.
We’re proud of the published works emerging from repository-based research. See a short-list of selected publications co-authored to date: https://t.co/hfAhHsdbKi.