"Finding a Cure Is Personal": 3 Scientists Share What It's Like to Work on a Disease That's Touched Their Lives
Gary Hunt • 4 August 2021
"Finding a Cure Is Personal": 3 Scientists Share What It's Like to Work on a Disease That's Touched Their Lives
It's one thing to feel connected to your work. But it's a whole other thing to be working with the goal of hopefully finding a cure someday for a disease or condition that has directly impacted you or a loved one.
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