New Directions - Winter 2009

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Studies Suggest Mother's Diet Affects Child's Risk of Asthma
New research suggests a pregnant mother's diet can increase the chance her child will develop allergic asthma.

Kappler, Marrack Elected to Institute of Medicine
Working as a husband-wife team for more than 30 years, Drs. John Kappler and Philippa Marrack are two of the most influential immunologists in the world.

National Jewish Health Docs Recognized
Drs. Richard Weber and Charles Daley are honored contributions to the medical community.

Food-Allergy Tests at National Jewish Health Help Young Boy Eat Again
Following a three-week visit to National Jewish Health Blake Ringstrom enjoyed a full Thanksgiving feast.

New Name, New Brand Signal New Strategy
National Jewish Medical and Research Center officially becomes National Jewish Health.

"Winter Wonderland" Dinner Raises $1.7 Million
Real estate and construction industry leaders come out in force to support National Jewish Health.

Keep the Resolution and Keep Your Health
Dr. Heather LaChance offers tips into keeping your New Year's resolutions.

National Jewish Takes Aim at Indoor Air Quality
Family Air Care Indoor Allergens and Mold Test Kit measures the levels of indoor allergens and mold.

Research Briefs
National Jewish Health continues to lead in basic science research.

Appreciation for Excellent Training Inspires Gift Annuity
Dr. Antonio J. Simoes received training and National Jewish Health and recently made a gift to show his appreciation.

Gift Annuity: Win-Win in Volatile Economic Times
A charitable gift annuity provides a guaranteed stream of income.

Susan Holt Assumes Leadership of Philanthropic Development
Susan brings 25 years of experience in philanthropy to National Jewish Health

Chapman Trusts Fund Fellowship
The H.A. & Mary K. Chapman Charitable Foundation shares in vision of preventive and personalized medicine.

Joy and Memorial Gifts Honor Loved Ones
A great way to honor important events or loved ones.

Nontuberculosis Myrcobacterial Disease Deemed "Burgeoning Medical Challange"
Little known cousins of TB needs more research and funding.