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Each week, Fred Hutch librarians search PubMed and Web of Science to discover new papers published by Fred Hutch authors
Week of November 10, 2019
Keto, fat and cancer: It's complicated
New research points to low fat for a longer life, but some patients are bumping up fat to keep cancer away. Is that smart?
Organ transplantation in childhood cancer survivors
From the Leisenring Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
High impact of positive and negative clinical trial results
From the Unger Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
New light on sunshine exposure and breast cancer risk
From the VoPham Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
Genomic functional regions: enriched for cancer genetic risk signals
From the Lindstroem Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
Connecting the dots between diet, adiposity, and cancer risk
From the J. Lampe Group and P. Lampe Lab, Division of Public Health Sciences
Diverse study populations drive new genetic insight
From the Carlson, Kooperberg, and Peters Groups, Division of Public Health Sciences
Is disordered sleep linked to cancer incidence?
From the Phipps Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
Intra-tumor heterogeneity inference: old methods get SMASHed
From the Sun Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
Natural language processing as a research aid
From the Divisions of Clinical Research and Public Health Sciences
Teasing out the association between oral contraceptives and breast cancer risk
From the Li Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
Machine learning helps elucidate chronic kidney disease progression
From the Ma Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
A link between addiction mindset and smoking behavior
From the Bricker Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
New data on cancer disparities in Washington
Health equity, patient voices and patient-engaged research hot topics at Value in Cancer Care Summit
Looking down the road towards heart health
From the Cancer Epidemiology Research Cooperative, Division of Public Health Sciences
Aiming to reduce the risk for venous thromboembolism
From the Lyman Group, Divisions of Public Health Sciences and Clinical Research
Genetic similarities among some types of cancer
From the Lindstroem Group, Public Health Sciences Division
Filling in the gap on prevalence of viral infections
From the Ramsey Group, Public Health Sciences Division
DNA methylation: a link between physical activity and reduced prostate cancer progression?
From the Dai, Stanford, and Wright Groups, Public Health Sciences Division
Comorbidities impede clinical trial participation
From the Unger Group, Public Health Sciences Division