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Then and Now, Saving Soldiers

Then and Now, Saving Soldiers' Lives

A timely look back at CBRI's origins
Many wounded soldiers on the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan owe their lives to blood products that were first isolated and produced through a top-secret research project led by CBRI's founder, Edwin J. Cohn, during World War II. more >>

Then and Now, Saving Soldiers' Lives

Then and Now, Saving Soldiers

A timely look back at CBRI's origins

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IDI and GlaxoSmithKline Kick Off Research Alliance
The Immune Disease Institute and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) are gearing up to launch their five-year, $25 million research collaboration, aimed at speeding the development of new medicines to fight autoimmune and inflammatory disease.
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Immune Cells Kill Foes By Disrupting Mitochondria Two Ways
"This work gives us a new understanding of a major T cell defense pathway," Lieberman says. The results appeared in the May 16th issue of Cell.
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Prestigious Honors Bestowed Upon IDI Investigators
Anjana Rao and Judy Lieberman were among those selected in 2008.
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CBRI has, in order to reflect its principal research programs, taken the new name of Immune Disease Institute. To celebrate this important milestone in our history, we are creating a new web site. We look forward to sharing it with you in the fall.