Impact Stories

Loch Anderson and Allyn Perkins, recipients of a 2024 Ragen Volunteer Service Award, are on a mission to get everyone talking about men’s health.

Bruce and Jennie Nordstrom received the 2024 Brotman Award for their leadership in supporting the Institute for Protein Design.

From participating in neurological research to creating scholarships for medical students, 2024 Ragen Volunteer Service Award recipient Dixie Wilson and her husband Steve are all in.

The Bernard Osher Foundation was honored with the 2024 Brotman Award for its leadership in establishing the UW Osher Center for Integrative Health.

The pandemic took a heavy toll on healthcare workers, but donor generosity enabled UW Medicine to offer grants to faculty, staff and trainees for projects centered on their own well-being.

The Seattle Longitudinal Study followed participants from 1956–2012 to track cognitive changes over the adult lifespan. See how UW researchers are using the data to find new insights into brain health.

How the Center for Behavioral Health and Learning promises to be a game-changer for mental health and addiction care in our region.

How scholarships are helping Kathryne Mitchell, a former firefighter and paramedic, pursue her dream of becoming a doctor and giving back to her Alaska community.

Joan “Mutt” Dickson, MD ’97, invites you to join her in supporting scholarships for Montana medical students at the UW School of Medicine.

Sarah Busch, a medical student at the University of Washington School of Medicine, shares how scholarships are helping her become a doctor and fulfill her passion for public health.

UW Medicine researchers find that electrical stimulation of the spinal cord leads to major gains in movement.

UW Medicine’s Living Donor Liver Transplant program makes it easier to donate organs and save lives.