Book and Editorial Activities
- Tracey's book Fatal Sequence: The Killer Within, recounts the course of a young patient with sepsis, a case that influenced Tracey's research into the molecular basis of septic shock, and severe sepsis.
- editor-in-chief, Molecular Medicine
- Advisory editor, Journal of Experimental Medicine
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