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Gladstone in the News July 6, 2021

Study Suggests Children Are Breathing CO2 When Wearing Masks, Experts Say Levels Are Not Dangerous

ABC7 News—A new study shows that wearing a mask increases slightly the amount of carbon dioxide children breathe. Gladstone President Deepak Srivastava, MD, cautions that the study was small, the increase in carbon dioxide is not known to be dangerous, and that wearing a mask and getting vaccinated remain the best protections against COVID-19.

COVID-19 Cardiovascular Disease Srivastava Lab

Article July 2, 2021

Gladstone Investigator Awarded Two Early-Career Grants

Funds will support Isha Jain’s innovative disease research with potential for big impact

Grants Cardiovascular Disease Jain Lab

Video July 2, 2021

Out in Science 2021

The Importance of Mentorship for LGBTQ+ Scientists

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Article July 1, 2021

Chasing the Cells That Predict Death from Severe COVID-19

Gladstone scientists have uncovered T-cell signatures that may help understand why some people succumb to severe COVID-19 while others recover

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Video June 24, 2021

Enacting Change through Cultivation of Student Activism and Engagement with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Catch up on the Amplified: Race and Reality in STEM with D'Anne Duncan

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Article June 23, 2021

Flipping a Molecular Switch for Heart Fibrosis

Gladstone researchers discover how to reverse cardiac scarring—and how this could treat heart failure

News Release Research (Publication) Heart Failure Cardiovascular Disease Alexanian Lab Srivastava Lab CRISPR/Gene Editing

Article June 21, 2021

How Do Developing Spinal Cords Choose “Heads” or “Tails”?

A new human organoid developed by Gladstone scientists mimics one of the key steps in early embryonic development

News Release Research (Publication) Cardiovascular Disease McDevitt Lab CRISPR/Gene Editing Stem Cells/iPSCs

Gladstone in the News June 20, 2021

Delta Coronavirus Strain Is Growing Fast in California, with Risk for Unvaccinated People

San Francisco Chronicle—Senior Investigator Warner Greene, MD, PhD, calls the Delta strain of the coronavirus, which originated in India, our biggest threat so far because it is rapidly spreading all over the world, and reminds us that other new strains may yet arise.

Gladstone Experts COVID-19 Greene Lab

Article June 17, 2021

5 Questions with Jonathan Mathias Lassiter

A panelist from the Out in Science event offers advice for LGBTQ+ scientists who are early in their career

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Article June 16, 2021

CNDAP Partners with Takeda to Develop New Therapies for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Brain Disorders

A research collaboration to target the protein tau with small molecules

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Article June 14, 2021

Meet Gladstone: Kamal Gill

Kamal Gill started at Gladstone in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania with degrees in neuroscience, nutrition science, and a minor in South Asian studies

LGBTQ Research Associates Committee Profile Conklin Lab

Article June 14, 2021

What Does Juneteenth Mean to Gladstonians?

Members of the internal community share the significance of making Juneteenth a Gladstone holiday

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Article June 11, 2021

What You Should Know about the COVID-19 Vaccines Now

12 Common Questions Answered by Gladstone’s Virologists

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Article June 10, 2021

5 Questions with Angel Kaur

A neurobiologist speaks about the importance of being out in science and how organizations can support LGBTQ+ scientists

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Article June 2, 2021

5 Questions with Millie Copara

Get to know one of the panelists from this year’s Out in Science event

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