HHMI Bulletin, Spring 2004 Print In certain families, small genetic variations bring good health and long life. Can researchers use this knowledge to benefit us all? Also in this issue:
Investigating the roots of heart disease, physician-scientist Helen Hobbs applies what she learns in the clinic to her research in the lab.
Brett Finlay, an HHMI international research scholar, tackles global health problems such as E. coli and SARS¿and also finds time for pursuits outside the lab.
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