Topic: patients

Michael Keller and Kelli Williams explain the role of vaccines for people living with primary immune deficiency. The session examines how responses to vaccination help assess immune function, where United States vaccine recommendations currently stand, and how guidance applies to immunocompromised individuals. It connects research-driven and clinically advanced concepts with practical discussions of vaccine choices and questions patients and families can raise with their care team.

Advance AI research and end-to-end applications across therapeutic discovery, design and translation. The role connects large-scale cellular measurements with real-world biomedical data to develop models that link virtual cells and patients, collaborating with scientists, engineers and drug-discovery teams.

Brynn Quick compares communication imagined by Australian healthcare policies with the work required in multilingual clinical settings. Analysis of thirteen policies shows how patients are often expected to identify their own interpreter needs, while staff receive little guidance on assessing English proficiency. The discussion examines how apparently language-neutral communication standards can obscure unequal access.