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August 19, 2019
Seattle Times' Pacific NW Magazine profiles Fred Hutch
Seattle Times’ Sunday feature looks at the melding of expertise, drive and technology making new cures possible
Mariners honor cancer survivor Colin Craig
Seattle native works to support lifesaving research — like the immunotherapy that put his cancer in remission
BCR or biomarker?
From the Warren laboratory, Clinical Research Division and Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Health disparities may affect end-of-life experiences of minority blood cancer patients
A new study finds ethnic and racial minorities with leukemia or lymphoma are more likely to die in hospital, receive aggressive care in last weeks of life than white patients
Mourning the loss of Dr. Oliver 'Ollie' Press
Lymphoma physician-scientist, leader and mentor made lifesaving contributions to the development of targeted cancer therapies
Integrated approach to overcome pathogen-associated malignancies
Dr. Denise Galloway heads new collaborative center to study prevention and treatment of cancers linked to infectious agents
New alliance to defeat lymphoma
From the Press lab, Clinical Research Division
‘He transformed my life’: A cancer doctor’s work comes full circle
The impact of Dr. Oliver Press, pioneering researcher, beloved physician and influential mentor
Bezos family gives $35 million to Fred Hutch
‘What we are really giving is the gift of time’; funds will be invested in more world-class faculty to speed cures for cancer patients
‘A place where miracles happen’: Opening of Bezos Family Immunotherapy Clinic highlights patient-focused science
Research symposium and ribbon cutting celebrates first-of-its-kind facility for experimental immunotherapies
'A place where miracles happen': Opening of Bezos Family Immunotherapy Clinic highlights patient-focused science
Research symposium and ribbon cutting celebrates first-of-its-kind facility for experimental immunotherapies
Good News: Dr. Oliver Press wins mentorship award; Seattle magazine names Dr. Larry Corey to Seattle's 'Hall of Fame'
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
New approach aims to restore immune-powering B cells in cancer patients following successful immunotherapy with CAR T cells
New approach, not yet tested in humans, aims to restore immune-powering B cells in cancer patients following successful CAR T-cell therapy
Good News: Dr. David Maloney named cellular immunotherapy medical director at Fred Hutch, SCCA; Dr. Jim Kublin gets grant to study how gut bugs alter HIV vaccine response
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
Good News: Hutch internship program widens educational clout; outpatient clinics open in Uganda; Dr. Stefan Radtke earns DGTI award
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
About half with cancer face a religious struggle; a patient, chaplain and grieving mom reveal how cancer reshaped their views
About half of those with cancer face a religious struggle; a patient, chaplain and grieving mom reveal how cancer reshaped their views
When do we say cure for cancer?
A loaded word for cancer patients, but researchers view ‘cure’ through lens of statistics
Good News at Fred Hutch
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
Improving survival and reducing side effects in Hodgkin lymphoma
New data from cooperative trial suggest PET imaging could guide treatment
Kids like Rita: A doctor’s drive to save children from deadly blood cancers
Pediatric transplant pioneer Dr. Jean Sanders reflects on a lifetime of dedicated focus, all for ‘her kids’
From building toys to developing cures
At 80, transplant scientist Dr. Rainer Storb can't stop tinkering with — and solving — medical puzzles
Good News at Fred Hutch
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
The quest for care: Ugandan cancer patients face huge transportation obstacles
Fred Hutch and the Uganda Cancer Institute are aiming to help patients more easily get to the care they need