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June 30, 2026
Meet patient navigator team lead Veronica Dalton
Dalton brings compassion and connection to patient care
Rare cancer diagnosis leads Oregon man to leading-edge care at Fred Hutch
After facial paralysis revealed an uncommon form of skin cancer, Bob Duncan turned to proton therapy and a clinical trial
Had radiation? Protect your skin from the sun!
Skin that has been exposed to radiation therapy can be more sensitive to the sun’s UV rays
Women’s Wellness Clinic at Fred Hutch offers patients specialized support
Breast cancer patients, including those seen only at the proton therapy facility, can take advantage of the long-term follow-up care offered
Seattle architect was shocked when diagnosed with a rare lung cancer at 31
A second opinion and proton therapy were key to eradicating a neuroendocrine tumor
Meet Oliver Au Yong, RTT, the newest proton therapy radiation therapist
Local UW grad enjoys the connection to cancer patients and learning from his team
Fertility and other considerations when treating cancer in adolescents and young adults
When young people are diagnosed with cancer, proton therapy helps preserve what matters
What inspires radiation oncologist Dr. Katarina Nguyen? People, science and music
Playing the zither created opportunities to empower the next generation of women
A slow-growing brain tumor changed the life of a Seattle artist
After surgery and proton therapy to treat a non-cancerous meningioma, Liz Rudisill learned a powerful lesson about priorities
Protecting what matters most: Proton therapy for brain and central nervous system tumors
Precision matters when treating brain tumors
Young mother’s Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis felt ‘devastating’
Treatment at Fred Hutch, including proton therapy, helped her continue a fulfilling family life
The Beam: Lung and breast cancer screening and prevention; heart health nutrition advice; meet a new child life specialist
What are some cancer prevention steps you can take? Tips on heart-healthy nutrition after treatment; meet Katy Tenhulzen, CCLS
10 years after proton therapy, an esophageal cancer patient is thriving
How monitoring his health due to a family history of cancer led a patient to proton therapy and a ‘fantastic’ care team
Six years after a spot was discovered in his eye, a Lacey man had proton therapy to eradicate ocular melanoma
Proton therapy is a top treatment choice due to its precise targeting of the tumor in a small area
The Beam: Proton therapy clinical trials; prevention and treatment of ocular melanoma; beating the winter blues
Clinical trials are critical to advancing treatment for cancer patients; learn about risk factors for ocular melanoma; tips on keeping winter mood swings at bay
The Beam: New radiation tech coming to the proton therapy facility; thoughtful gifts for cancer patients; meet a new radiation oncologist
The proton therapy facility is installing a state-of-the-art lineal accelerator; past patients share gift ideas; meet Dr. Jim Leng
The Beam: New lung cancer research, meals while away from home, meet our new head-and-neck cancer expert
Fred Hutch expert weighs in on recent ASTRO conference, nutrition and cooking tips, meet Dr. Paul Riviere
The Beam: Understanding liver, gastrointestinal and breast cancer treatments at Fred Hutch – Proton Therapy
Drs. Smith Apisarnthanarax and Kylie Kang talk about the latest updates in these cancers and explain the importance of proton therapy when treating these areas
A former nurse diagnosed with two separate cancers beats her initial prognosis, benefits from proton therapy for a liver recurrence
Proton therapy is the preferred treatment option for large tumors in the liver
Following a surprising cancer diagnosis, a mother of two turned to experts at UW Medicine and Fred Hutch for care and proton therapy
She researched the pros and cons of protons and ultimately decided the therapy made the most sense.