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3 new grants power colorectal cancer studies
Research will focus on CRC in Alaska Native people, gene + environment interactions and how systemic racism impacts care
Hidden in plain sight: addition of race and ethnicity improves clinical algorithm performance
From the Bansal lab, Public Health Sciences Division
A promising program for cancer intervention in rural communities
From the Health Communication Research Center, Public Health Sciences Division and the Cancer Epidemiology, Prevention and Control Program of the Cancer Consortium
Dedicated supporters at the Heart of the Hutch
Using creativity and passion to support Fred Hutch research in good times and bad
(Bio)marking the spot – utilizing droplet digital PCR for risk biomarker identification in colorectal cancer
From the Grady Lab, Translational Science and Therapeutics
The ins and outs of the tumor microbiome
From the Bullman Lab, Human Biology Division and Johnston Lab, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Homing in on inherited colorectal cancer risk
Hutch-led international collaboration finds 100 new genetic risk variants, setting the stage for better prevention for all
Large-scale study led by Fred Hutch finds new genetic risk factors for colorectal cancer, paving the way for better screening, prevention
Collaborative effort with global scientific investigators yields new insights into commonly diagnosed disease
Immune signature reveals new therapeutic potential in colon cancer
From Dr. Jeroen Huyghe and the Peters Lab, Public Health Sciences Division
Year in Pictures: 2022
A look back at the year through compelling images
How bacteria give cancer a helping hand
Two new studies show how bugs could help tumors progress and resist treatment
Dispatches from the microbial frontier of cancer research
Hutch scientists aim high by way of the lowly microorganisms that call us home
Rolling out a rideshare-based pilot program for colonoscopy screening patients
From the Dr. Rachel Issaka and Dr. Scott D. Ramsey Labs, Cancer Epidemiology, Prevention & Control Program, Cancer Consortium.
Science Says: Comedian, researchers tackle tough topics
Trevor Noah and scientists discuss colorectal cancer screening, community involvement in research, science communication
Cancer, COVID-19 and proceeding with caution
Patients in treatment and those with compromised or suppressed immune systems eye the future — and pandemic’s wane — warily
Dr. Rachel Issaka receives the Kathryn Surace-Smith Endowed Chair in Health Equity Research
Flexible funding will further physician-scientist’s work in colorectal cancer and health inequities
New study: Financial hardship common with metastatic colorectal cancer
Despite health insurance, almost three-fourths of these patients experienced financial hardship within first year after diagnosis