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New Science Spotlight Articles
Every month, Fred Hutch postdoc writer/editors summarize two papers from each of our scientific divisions to stimulate collaborations across campus
September 25, 2023
Digging into the math ‘behind the screens’ of cancer surveillance
From the Etzioni Lab, Public Health Sciences Division
What’s new in breast cancer research? SABCS 2022 delivers plenty
Studies highlight research on treatment toxicity, disparities in insurance, gaps in metastatic care, new therapies and more
Dr. Ruth Etzioni receives $7.4M NCI grant to assess new cancer diagnostics
Award will provide long-term support to investigate accuracy of multi-cancer liquid biopsies and other new technology
Getting real(istic) about overdiagnosis in breast cancer screening
In a new study, researchers show reports of mammograms’ harms were exaggerated
Hopes and predictions for 2022
Hutch researchers look ahead to an increase in cancer screening, improved vaccines and greater trust in science
What’s new in breast cancer research? San Antonio conference goes hybrid for 2021
Hutch researchers look at overdiagnosis, cardiotoxicity of chemotherapy, cost of a new surveillance method and more
What's a cancer registry?
These large national databases track cancer trends, spotlight health disparities and improve patient care; new linkages allow for even more
There’s no crystal ball for modeling the pandemic
Mathematical modelers explain challenges, limitations of their work to predict COVID-19 outcomes
Dr. Ruth Etzioni receives Rosalie & Harold Rea Brown Endowed Chair
'Biostatistician on a mission' uses math models to improve cancer screening, reduce health disparities
Scientists discuss how the pandemic has changed their research
COVID-19 pushes Hutch panelists to apply expertise to tackle an epic scientific and public health challenge
Public health’s pandemic pivot
With disease modeling, virtual events and a renewed focus on antiracism, Fred Hutch population scientists adapt their work to COVID-19
Spinning science: Overhyped headlines, snarled statistics lead readers astray
Tips and tools to help you better understand cancer risk, scientific research and clinical studies
Numbers don’t lie, but sometimes our brains do
Avoid confusion about statistics in medical research with these hints and resources
US cancer death rate has declined for at least 25 years
Fred Hutch experts weigh in on milestone report from American Cancer Society
Metastatic breast cancer research takes the stage
Advocates, oncologists and researchers share findings, resources and reasons for hope at third annual NW Mets Conference
Microsimulation model with a macro impact
From the Etzioni Group, Public Health Sciences Division
Cancer database for Washington state and national SEER registry renewed for up to 10 years
Fred Hutch’s cancer registry has been a mainstay of epidemiological research since 1974
New support for active surveillance of prostate cancer
From the Etzioni Group, Public Health Sciences Division