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Grappling with breast cancer and health disparities around the globe
Fred Hutch global cancer initiative uses collaborations, common sense strategies to tackle health disparities in low- and middle-income countries
Good News: Drs. Grzelak, Anderson get Komen awards; Infectious Disease Sciences earns training grant; Drs. Bloom, Matsen named HHMI-Simons Faculty Scholars
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
Global breast health summit marks BHGI's 10th anniversary
International health care leaders honor Fred Hutch-based Breast Health Global Initiative's Dr. Ben Anderson and Leslie Sullivan for their decade of 'leadership, vision and dedication'
International breast health global summit will focus on supportive care and quality of life
Event to be convened in October with the UN International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna
Shanghai CDC, Center establish breast health resource center
Site serves as first learning laboratory of the Center-based Breast Health Global Initiative in China
Landmark for breast cancer care in developing nation
Breast Health Global Initiative publication identifies barriers to cancer screening, provides tools for optimizing treatment programs
Anderson honored for improving quality of breast cancer care
The 2011 Partners in Progress award from ASCO recognizes Dr. Ben Anderson’s efforts to bring best practices to medically underserved women
Breast Health Global Initiative partners with PACT
BHGI will aid in the planning and delivery of sustainable programs for breast cancer control in low- and middle-resource countries
Breast health summit follows ASCO in Chicago
International summit, June 9-11, will address optimization of breast health care delivery in limited-resource countries
An economic template for cancer treatment guidelines
Uses affirms feasibility of the Breast Health Global Initiative's approach in the resource-diverse nations of Asia
New guide for breast health worldwide
Breast Health Global Initiative, based at the Hutchinson Center, issues guidelines for developing countries implementing breast-cancer programs