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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
January 17, 2022
New Scientific Publications
Each week, Fred Hutch librarians search PubMed and Web of Science to discover new papers published by Fred Hutch authors
Week of January 16, 2022
How to survive the holidays with cancer
Researchers and patients offer tips on getting through the season after a diagnosis
Beating cancer is only the beginning
From the Biobehavioral Sciences Program
The ‘cancer Olympics’: Why envy, rivalry exist among some patients
Survivors often compare their cancers — a normal yet potentially unhealthy exercise, experts say
About half with cancer face a religious struggle; a patient, chaplain and grieving mom reveal how cancer reshaped their views
About half of those with cancer face a religious struggle; a patient, chaplain and grieving mom reveal how cancer reshaped their views
When cancer is a side effect of cancer
Childhood cancer survivors twice as likely to be diagnosed with a second cancer after 40, study finds
A little known side effect with a huge impact
Lymphedema affects millions of cancer patients, yet many don’t know their risk and treatment is not always covered
When diseases collide: Less than half of cancer survivors have been tested for HIV
Not knowing HIV status can affect treatment and prognosis of two debilitating conditions, finds CDC study of adults younger than 65
A little early legwork smooths transition to adult care for survivors of childhood cancer
A simple treatment summary can ensure that childhood cancer survivors get the long-term care they need in adulthood
Fred Hutch study finds few breast cancer survivors maintain adequate exercise despite benefits
'HEAL Study,' led by Anne McTiernan and researchers in the Public Health Sciences Division, shows sharp drop in physical activity 10 years after diagnosis
Few breast cancer survivors maintain adequate physical activity despite benefits
Study shows sharp drop in activity 10 years after diagnosis
SCCA presents patient perspectives on survivorship Feb. 21
Former Seattle Cancer Care Alliance patients will discuss their transition from active treatment to survivorship
Survivorship seminar draws 200 to campus
Former cancer patients converge for the sixth annual Survivorship Program seminar ‘Moving Beyond Cancer to Wellness’
Center hosts annual cancer survivorship seminar June 2
'Moving Beyond Cancer to Wellness' features keynote by comedian/juggler/survivor, breakout sessions on health and well-being, and provider panel; registration required
SCCA survival rates top most cancer programs nationwide
According to data compiled by the National Cancer Data Base, survival rates among patients treated for eight types of cancer top other programs accredited by Commission on Cancer
Study finds strength-focused, community based exercise programs are safe and effective for cancer survivors
Former patients who get moving benefit their minds and bodies
Childhood survivors’ poor health leads to higher unemployment
Leisenring, Kirchhoff study shows how physical, mental and neurocognitive function affects employment and occupational status in adulthood
Climbers conquer Mount Shasta, Mount Hood
Survivors’ Climb to Fight Breast Cancer story may inspire you to join a climb to support Center research
Hidden cost of cancer survival: More bankruptcies
Scott Ramsey study finds average insolvency rates rise fourfold within five years of cancer diagnosis
Biobehavioral researcher Ceballos joins Cancer Prevention Program
Former Center postdoc aims to reduce cancer health disparities and provide survivor support in rural Latino, African American populations