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Three doors, one light teal, one dark teal, and one bright green on a grey background. The light teal door opens to reveal 'programmed cell death'. The dark teal door opens to reveal 'senescence' and falling leaves. The bright green door opens to reveal 'differentiation' and one cell changing color.

Researchers identify new way skin stops tumor growth

‘Oncogene-induced differentiation’ joins two other strategies for counteracting potentially cancer-causing DNA changes

Side-by-side microscopic images of blue-stained cells from two different cancers. The images look very similar.

Researchers ‘shocked’ by misdiagnoses of brain tumors in kids

New study: Molecular tests reveal critical differences in certain cancers thought to be the same, highlight implications for treatment

Grad students Juhye Lee and John Huddleston

Forecasting the shape of flu viruses to come

'Deep mutational scannnng' to make a better flu vaccine

Fred Hutch offers its condolences to the family of Paul Allen

Read comments from Dr. Gary Gilliland

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Dr. Joachim Deeg, right, shares a laugh with benefactor Miklos Kohary at the Oct. 15 endowed chair reception held in Deeg's honor at Fred Hutch.

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Fred Hutch physician-scientist Dr. Joachim Deeg has been named the Miklos and Natalia Zimonyi Kohary Endowed Chair for Cancer Research. He received the honor Oct. 15 at a reception at the Hutch.