WABR was founded a decade ago to educate the public on the value of biomedical research for the health of both humans and animals. The past ten years have been a magnificent implementation of that goal.
Biomedical research is a commitment to life.
Much remains to be done. A rchive Julie Gralow Julie Gralow, Assistant Professor of Medical Oncology at the University of Washington, brings a special perspective to the question of how women view animal research as she sees women as patients, teaches women as young physicians, and coaches women as cancer survivors. Her research focuses on high dose, gene therapy and immunotherapy treatment in advanced breast cancer. She is also part of a collaboration to coordinate the University of Washington's BRCA1 gene therapy trials. Dr. Gralow recently received a Career Development Award from the American Cancer Society and the American Society of Clinical Oncology for her research.