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Every month, Fred Hutch postdoc writer/editors summarize two papers from each of our scientific divisions to stimulate collaborations across campus
March 20, 2023
Lehman launches Ugandan breast cancer early detection project
International GE cancer challenge nets seed funding for Connie Lehman, who aims to raise breast cancer survival rates through ultrasound use in rural women
Uganda program breaks ground for pioneering cancer center
First comprehensive cancer center collaboration by U.S. and sub-Saharan African cancer institutions will further specialized study, treatment of infection-related cancers
Behavioral scientist Ko joins Public Health Sciences
Linda Ko aspires to increase cancer prevention literacy, decrease disparities through health communication interventions
Raise your colon cancer IQ in March
Learn about the importance of colon cancer screening National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month; take the colon cancer quiz; dress in blue March 4
Thompson receives $4.29 million for cancer disparities research
Five-year extension of Yakima Valley program expands health promotion efforts to include Hispanic communities in Franklin County
Reducing cancer disparities in the Yakima Valley is the focus of a $4.29M five-year federal grant to the Hutchinson Center
Ongoing Hispanic health promotion project will expand to serve Franklin County
Center formalizes collaboration with China CDC
Memorandum of understanding marks first-ever research and training agreement between the Chinese Center for Disease Control and a U.S. cancer research center
Thompson wins grant for cancer-education program
Team from Thompson Studies and Spirit of EAGLES will expand award-winning ‘Cancer 101’ for Northwest tribal and Hispanic communities
Breast health tips available online
Center, SCCA researchers share their top 10 tips each week during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
More than 250 attend Survivorship Program seminar
Fourth annual event focused on ways to improve quality of life for former patients
Actress Jonna Tamases headlines survivorship event June 26
Moving Beyond Cancer to Wellness features seminars on late and long-term effects of treatment
Latino provider joins SCCA network
Partnership with Sea Mar Community Health Centers will mean better continuity of care for patients who receive treatment at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance