Boy and Dog (above) is a paper cut-out by Wil Kerner, an artist who has autism. Boy and Dog was donated to the Harborview Medical Center art collection by Wil Kerner and his family. Image copyright Susan Mooring.

In autistic boy's hands, paper and scissors express an amazing spectrum
 
See more of Wil Kerner's paper-cuttings

How the duckbill platypus evolved: UW genome scientists contribute findings to large international project

Read in Nature how genome analysis of the platypus reveals unique signatures of evolution

Structural variations in human genome indicate the large-scale differences in DNA among people


Police seek witnesses in Belltown beating of UW surgeon

 
Food costs likely to boost obesity in the poor; healthier choices will be more out of reach

UW Medicine kicks off campaigns for faculty and staff to donate in support of UWMC, Harborview, and School of Medicine

Osteoporosis drug Fosamax tied to increased risk of heart beat irregularities

UW immumology researcher Michael Bevan and UW biostatistics expert Elizabeth Thompson elected April 29 to the National Academy of Sciences

Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center scientist and Nobel Laureate Linda Buck named a fellow April 29 in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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