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How blood cancer research might help organ transplant patients
Fred Hutch study suggests certain immune cells are source of antibodies that attack donated organs
Leader in apheresis and cellular therapy, Dr. Michael Linenberger, retires
As professor emeritus, this respected mentor will continue to contribute to the UW fellowship program
New approach could make bone marrow transplantation safer, stronger
Tests prevented relapse, limited GVHD in laboratory models of leukemia, multiple myeloma
Measure 170 times, cut once: high-throughput drug screening for multiple myeloma
From Dr. Pamela Becker and Dr. David Coffey, Clinical Research Division
Tip Sheet: Looking ahead to 2021, COVID-19 vaccines, improving health outcomes — and more
Summaries of recent Fred Hutch research findings and other news
Scientists predict progress against COVID-19, cancer in 2021
After a challenging and deadly 2020, some hopeful predictions for the new year
Advances in blood disorders research continue despite COVID-19
Expanding use of CAR T-cell therapies, gene editing lead to insights at virtual annual meeting of the American Society of Hematology
Fred Hutch science and research highlights 2019
Articles showcasing some of the most significant advances in immunotherapy, cell biology and more
New study aims to transform myeloma therapy into cure
$4M grant funds Dr. Geoffrey Hill’s bench-to-bedside research to enhance immune-boosting power of autologous blood stem cell transplantation
Failed Alzheimer’s drug boosts CAR T-cell therapy
Engineered immune cells get a helping hand in new clinical trial for multiple myeloma patients
Eliminating residual multiple myeloma with precision
From the Green Lab, Clinical Research Division
Dr. Tijana Martinov named a 2019 Parker Scholar
Early-career scientist will use funding for immunotherapy research in multiple myeloma
Fred Hutch collaborates with new Allen Institute for Immunology
Multi-collaborator initiative aims to map the immune system in health and disease
“Exciting” but early results in trial of immunotherapy for myeloma
Cancer cells disappeared rapidly in patients with high-risk, treatment-resistant disease
Standard myeloma treatment reveals itself as an immunotherapy
Mouse study shows how transplanting patients’ own healthy blood stem cells can curb cancer, opening door to better treatments
Good News: Fred Hutch joins coalition that seeks to increase transparency on life science career prospects
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
A new option for high-risk multiple myeloma?
Study of three-step treatment approach reopens question of donor bone marrow transplant
Good News: Damian Green awarded $3.2M to test radioimmunotherapy for multiple myeloma ... and more
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
‘A life changer’: Losing her partner to cancer helped shape Fred Hutch’s new chief human resources officer
Losing her partner to cancer helped shape life path for Fred Hutch’s new vice president and chief human resources officer