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Our COVID-19 Research
We're part of the global scientific community racing to stop the COVID-19 pandemic. Scientists from across our organization are tackling all aspects of the disease and the SARs-CoV-2 virus that causes it – including researching how it spreads, how it affects our bodies, and developing potential therapies and vaccines.
Our Commitment
Fred Hutch is committed to core principles that are the foundation of our scientific mission, including democracy, justice, equity and the pursuit of knowledge. We are determined to be an inclusive and equitable workplace that centers our work on the equal value of all human lives. We pursue justice and stand against acts or expressions of white supremacy and all forms of oppression because we understand that our mission is rooted in — and will only be possible through — our commitment to the best of humanity.
Read more about our upcoming faculty “cluster hire” and opportunities for early-career scientists from underrepresented racial and ethnic backgrounds through the Eddie Méndez Scholar Award.
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Insights Into Cancer Metastasis
The goal of graduate student Emma Wrenn’s research in the Cheung Lab is to understand how tumor cell clusters — clumps of cells that break off from a primary tumor and travel through the lymph or bloodstream — drive the growth of breast cancer tumors outside the breast.
When the Doctor is the Patient
As director of infection control at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, an infectious disease researcher at Fred Hutch and a cancer survivor himself, Dr. Steve Pergam works to protect a subset of people who are particularly vulnerable to infectious diseases: cancer patients.
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