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1989-1991 Beginning in 1989 both she and her husband, an infectious disease doctor, spent two years as visiting faculty at the Uganda Cancer Institute, studying and treating patients with infectious diseases and Kaposi's sarcoma in a project funded...
2010 In June 2010, one day after being questioned by The New York Times, Desmond-Hellmann sold her stock in the Altria Group, which owns Phillip Morris USA and other tobacco companies, and subsequently donated $134,000 to the tobacco control center at UCSF
2011 In 2011, Desmond-Hellmann co-chaired a National Academy of Sciences committee that recommended creating a Google Maps-like data network aimed at developing more diagnostics and treatments tailored to individual patients - a concept known...
2011 Toward Precision Medicine: Building a Knowledge Network for Biomedical Research and a New Taxonomy of Disease (report)
2012 She proposed creating partnerships between UCSF and private pharmaceutical corporations and other sources of funding, in order to increase its revenues and resolve its projected financial instability.
2022 CHD - Company Linked to CIA Now Making mRNA for Moderna's Reformulated COVID Booster Shots
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Nicholas Hellmann