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SD-101 With Immune Checkpoint Inhibition Generates Positive Results in Uveal Melanoma Liver Metastasis - Vimarsana News

SD-101 With Immune Checkpoint Inhibition Generates Positive Results in Uveal Melanoma Liver Metastasis

Treatment with SD-101 distributed via pressure-enabled drug delivery with immune checkpoint inhibition was tolerated and resulted in the depletion of Tregs, M-MDSCs, and M2 macrophages in liver metastases in patients with uveal melanoma.

State Rep. John Michael Parker, D-101, announces reelection bid; points to constituent service - Vimarsana News

State Rep. John Michael Parker, D-101, announces reelection bid; points to constituent service

Democratic state rep says the state is “in a strong position.”

Three NE Washington districts change instruction due to COVID - Vimarsana News

Three NE Washington districts change instruction due to COVID

Rising Covid cases among school staffers forced Spokane’s East Valley School District to close its doors today. At least two other eastern Washington

3 NE Washington districts change instruction due to COVID - Vimarsana News

3 NE Washington districts change instruction due to COVID

Rising Covid cases among school staffers forced Spokane’s East Valley School District to close its doors today. At least two other eastern Washington

E. WA School Officials Ask For Flexibility With Distancing Rules - Vimarsana News

E. WA School Officials Ask For Flexibility With Distancing Rules

SPR's Doug Nadvornick reports. About 40 school officials in eastern Washington are asking Governor Jay Inslee for flexibility in how they space students in their schools. The state requires school districts to keep students at least six feet apart as much as possible. Six feet between their desks, for example. School officials say, in grade schools, they’ve been able to make that work and put up to 20 students in classrooms. Most want to keep class sizes small in the lower grades anyway. But in middle and high schools, when students are older and larger, they say it’s virtually impossible...