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  • Apr 22, 2026

GHUCCTS is featured in the Georgetown University Medical Center’s Health Science Weekly

Georgetown University Medical Center’s (GUMC) Health Science Weekly featured a story about the history and impact of the GHUCCTS as a collaborative hub that helps turn scientific discoveries into better patient care. Supported by the National Institutes of Health, GHUCCTS has provided researchers with the tools, expertise, and partnerships needed to accelerate innovation and improve health outcomes since 2010.

Through its unique collaborations with Georgetown University, Howard University, MedStar Health, the Washington, D.C., VA Medical Center, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, GHUCCTS fosters team-based science, advances health equity, and trains the next generation of researchers—driving real-world impact in communities locally and nationwide.

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