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New Science Spotlight Articles
Every month, Fred Hutch postdoc writer/editors summarize two papers from each of our scientific divisions to stimulate collaborations across campus
October 30, 2026
Artificial intelligence takes on neurodendocrine prostate cancer diagnosis
From Dr. Michael Haffner and colleagues, Human Biology and Clinical Research Divisions
Listening to Black men to understand gaps in prostate cancer screening
From the Nyame research group, Public Health Sciences Division
Fred Hutch proton therapy facility welcomes two new physicians
Meet the new leptomeningeal and genitourinary specialists
Prostate cancer genetics, germline testing and expanding access with Dr. Heather Cheng
Oncology Insights with Dr. Petros Grivas - Episode 22
Living with the long-term side effects of prostate cancer, from sexual to spiritual
In this episode of Bench to Bedside and Beyond, we talk to a prostate cancer patient and the director of the Fred Hutch Sexual Health Clinic
Why a second opinion can be a good first choice
Lifelong researcher chose proton therapy to treat his prostate cancer
Dr. Andrew Hsieh named Larry and Virginia Gordon Endowed Chair in Prostate and Bladder Cancer Research
A new endowed chair created by Larry and Virginia Gordon helps accelerate discoveries for bladder and prostate cancer
Dr. Heather Cheng receives the Marty Lazarus Weiden Family Endowed Chair
Funding will support innovative work to detect, prevent and treat hereditary cancers
Speed dating? Shark Tank? Trainees promote their ideas for incorporating AI into their science
AI is enhancing research and care at Fred Hutch
Better mitochondrial function may prevent muscle wasting in prostate cancer patients
From Dr. Jose M. Garcia, MD, PhD, UW Medicine
TEAD1 splicing controls prostate cancer identity
From Drs. Michael Haffner and Colm Morrissey, Cancer Consortium
Beyond the 5-year myth: How survivorship care helps cancer patients live well
In this episode of From Bench to Bedside and Beyond, we discuss why Survivorship programs exist and how Fred Hutch’s program is changing to better serve patients
ASCO Young Investigator Award winners showcase the breadth and depth of Fred Hutch research
Hematology-oncology fellows and faculty receive $50,000 each toward early-career projects
Fred Hutch researchers receive Prostate Cancer Foundation Young Investigator Awards
Three-year projects explore epigenetics to make new therapies or make existing therapies work better