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Lack of insurance, follow-ups undercut cancer screening wins
Large multi-institution PROSPR II study finds big gaps in access, timely care in cervical, colorectal and lung cancers across U.S.
Lived experience matters: patient engagement improves cancer care, research
Nearly 15 years in, Fred Hutch Patient and Family Engagement Program continues to inform care, expands to match advocates with researchers
Are we ready for multi-cancer detection tests?
Blood-based cancer tests are coming, but questions about efficacy, reimbursement and diagnostic pathways are far from settled
Polygenic risk scores link colorectal cancer risk to other clinical traits
From Dr. Elisabeth A. Rosenthal and colleagues, CCSG
New hope for people with colorectal cancer that has spread to the liver
Fred Hutch is the only center in Washington state offering high-dose chemotherapy through hepatic artery infusion
A chair built together
Collective fundraising effort honors Kyle Thomas Spane, fuels research in colon cancer prevention
‘Getting the T’ on T cell populations in colorectal cancer
From the Peters and Phipps Labs, Public Health Sciences Division and CCSG
Cigarettes or vapes, pick your poison
From the Fong Lab, Translational Sciences & Therapeutics Division
Sequencing gut bacterial genes to improve colorectal cancer detection
From the Dey Lab, Translational Sciences and Therapeutics Division
Barriers to adherence of 1-year surveillance colonoscopy for CRC patients
From the Issaka Lab, Public Health Sciences and Clinical Research Divisions
Barriers and opportunities in fecal immunochemical test outreach
From the Issaka research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Menopausal hormone therapy may lower the risk of colorectal cancer
From the Peters and Hsu Groups, Cancer Consortium & Public Health Sciences Division
Rethinking blood tests for colorectal cancer screening: study establishes test performance benchmarks for colorectal cancer blood tests
From the Rutter research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Se encuentra relación entre un subtipo de bacteria y el cáncer colorrectal
Del laboratorio Bullman, División de Biología Humana, y del laboratorio Johnston, División de Vacunas y Enfermedades Infecciosas
A subtype of bacteria linked to colorectal cancer
From the Bullman Lab, Human Biology Division and Johnston Lab, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Colorectal cancer risk and red and processed meat
Large analysis shows high meat consumption bumps risk by as much as 40%, identifies two genetic variants that increase risk even more
Dedicated supporters at the Heart of the Hutch
Using creativity and passion to support Fred Hutch research in good times and bad