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Every month, Fred Hutch postdoc writer/editors summarize two papers from each of our scientific divisions to stimulate collaborations across campus
September 09, 2026
Living with the long-term side effects of prostate cancer, from sexual to spiritual
In this episode of Bench to Bedside and Beyond, we talk to a prostate cancer patient and the director of the Fred Hutch Sexual Health Clinic
After cancer treatment, emotional and spiritual health is key to maintaining equilibrium
In this episode of Bench to Bedside and Beyond, we talk to a bone marrow transplant survivor and the director of psychiatry at Fred Hutch
Speed dating? Shark Tank? Trainees promote their ideas for incorporating AI into their science
AI is enhancing research and care at Fred Hutch
At Ironman, a doctor and patient team up to face a different sort of challenge
A pelvic implant transforms a chondrosarcoma diagnosis
Sidelining cancer treatment’s side effects through exercise, nutrition, prehab and rehab
In this episode of Bench to Bedside and Beyond, we talk to a prostate cancer survivor and the medical director of Fred Hutch’s cancer rehab about treatment’s aftermath
Beyond the 5-year myth: How survivorship care helps cancer patients live well
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, we discuss why Survivorship programs exist and how Fred Hutch’s program is changing to better serve patients
From treatment to thriving: Redefining cancer survivorship
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, we discuss how the growing field of survivorship supports patients as they navigate what's next
Is a well-behaved immune system key to successful transplant outcomes?
Researcher Dr. Kate Markey uses American Cancer Society funding to explore link between microbiome and chronic graft-versus-host disease
Confused about cancer? 1.800.4.CANCER is here to help
The taxpayer-supported National Cancer Institute contact center is based at Fred Hutch Cancer Center
Robotic surgery ensures kidney cancer patient can continue with his cycling tour of Croatia
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, Dr. Yaw Nyame shares how an innovative surgical approach helped Dave Lucas carry on with his vacation plans
Dr. Soheil Meshinchi, a leading expert in acute myeloid leukemia, named Dylan Burke Endowed Chair in Immunotherapy
Meshinchi’s research training the body to fight cancer is expanding from blood cancers to solid tumors
Q&A: How your blood could help a cancer patient
Donated blood is in short supply. That’s a problem for many people with cancer.
Endometrial cancer patient advocate reinforces the importance of normalizing conversations about symptoms
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, Margie Wilson shares how community support helped power her recovery
A rare skin cancer diagnosis requires a balancing act between suppressing and boosting the immune system
Unique clinic devoted to cancer and organ transplant recipients establishes a new care model
For many blood cancer patients, CAR T-cell therapy is game-changing
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, Dr. Mazyar Shadman explains why CAR T-cell therapy should be considered for patients who relapse
Delivering the best possible cancer care
Chief medical officer Tom Purcell emphasizes the importance of improving the patient experience
Grateful for her husband’s life-saving care, she vowed to get a job at Fred Hutch
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, Tiffany Bucklin talks about her husband’s treatment for leukemia
First an employee, then a patient
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, John Scheleen describes the surreal feeling when his work at Fred Hutch overlaps with his treatment here
Born and bred to work at Fred Hutch
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, Bonnie Kraskouskas describes how her daughter has been connected to Fred Hutch since she was in utero
He's one of the longest living bone marrow transplant survivors
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, Chris Lundy recounts how he reacted after being told he had a 10% chance of survival