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Recording from the first session of the gene therapy for HIV cure webinar series. This session offers a review of the basics about gene therapy by Dr. Jennifer Adair.

Global Outreach Session on Challenges and Status in Development of Gene Therapies in Low- and Middle-income Countries (LMICs) at the 2021 Annual Meet5ing of the American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy

Dr. Jen Adair explains what gene editing is, why it is currently so popular both out in the world and in research being done in the Adair Lab at Fred Hutch, as well as important things to think about regarding the ethics of editing genes in human (or bacteria, or plant, or animal) DNA. Recorded January 2020.

A debate between Dr. Sharon Lewin and Dr. John Frator, moderated by patient advocated Damian Kelly, discussing the merits and challenges of two likely HIV cure research avenues. defeatHIV, AIDS 2020 Virtual

Overview of how gene therapy may offer a potential way to fight symptoms of blood disorders, such as Sickle cell disease, beta thalassemia, and Fanconi anemia. ASGCT, 2019

Dr. Jennifer Adair looks into the ethical dilemmas surrounding gene editing in a talk at the GeekWire Summit Health Tech Track. GeekWire, 2019

To make gene therapy accessible and affordable worldwide, Dr. Jen Adair developed a mobile “gene therapy in a box” technique by combining commercially available technologies with practical molecular and cell biology approaches and then proved the method can be delivered in resource-constrained clinics. TEDxNashvilleSalon, 2017

In an educational webinar, Dr. Jen Adair at Fred Hutch talks about her research into a portable machine-- 'gene therapy in a box'-- that could make future cancer & HIV cures affordable in developing countries. defeatHIV, 2017

Dr. Jen Adair speaks during the Science for Life community event at the Fred Hutchinson Research Center on March 9, 2016. Adair describes how gene therapy is being used to treat diseases. Fred Hutch, 2016

GreenRubino launched a new integrated awareness campaign for Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, featuring the intensely driven, talented, and dedicated scientists behind cancer research. GreenRubino, 2013