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Scientists-turned-entrepreneurs share lessons learned launching startups
From venture capital to office space to acquisitions, academics starting companies face a steep learning curve — but there’s help to be found
Remembering Fred Hutch's Dr. Harold Weintraub 20 years later
20 years after Dr. Harold Weintraub’s death, his life — and his research — are still making a difference
Cord blood: 'The biggest blessing ever'
Cord blood: a lifesaving option for those in need of a transplant but cannot find a matched donor
Gratitude, guilt and surviving cancer
<p>Living through cancer is life-changing — often in unimagined and challenging ways, says leukemia survivor Jessie Quinn</p>
'It made me more grateful'
An extraordinary girl contends with a rare, life-threatening blood disease — and undergoes a made-to-order clinical study in cord-blood transplantation
A lasting Mother's Day gift -- baby's cells
Baby's and mom's cells mingle during pregnancy and those that stick around have broad impacts on health -- from cancer to diabetes
Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division’s Hill wins publication prize
Biology of Blood and Marrow Transplantation editors select Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s Joshua Hill for best clinical science article by a new investigator
Cord blood transplant trial expanded with new grant
Led by Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, study will overcome logistical limitations, allow patients around the country to have cord blood transplants to treat blood cancers
Watts' cord blood research garners award
Kiem Lab's Korashon Watts explores cord blood stem cell expansion; lauded by American Society of Gene & Cell Therapy
Expanded cord blood cells hold hope for leukemia patients
Clinical Research Division study details first successful use of expanded umbilical-cord blood units and potential for increased donor matches