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Each week, Fred Hutch librarians search PubMed and Web of Science to discover new papers published by Fred Hutch authors
Week of January 24, 2021
Clinical and budget impact of various CRC screenings
From the Roth Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
Diagnosing HPV at the dentist
From the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division and the University of Washington
Reducing the cancer burden for women around the globe
Dr. Nancy Davidson on improving outcomes for women with breast, lung and colorectal cancer
Highlights of Fred Hutch science in 2018
A look back at notable advances in immunotherapy, precision screening and more
Drs. Siddhartha Mukherjee and Gary Gilliland in conversation
Watch: Author and physician-scientist discusses the next chapters in cancer research — and his book ‘Emperor of all Maladies’ — with Hutch President and Director
Galloway and Hartwell to enter Washington Life Science Hall of Fame
Awards recognize power of basic research, leadership in driving advances for patients
6 misconceptions about colorectal cancer
Get the facts and lower your risk
Fred Hutch team receives $7.5M NCI grant to improve cancer screening
PROSPR II consortium aims to refine detection of cervical, colorectal and lung cancers
The path to precision screening for cancer
For now, early detection of breast and prostate cancer means mammograms and PSAs, but a more tailored approach is on the horizon
Should prostate cancer screening be different for black men?
New study confirms prostate cancer is more common and more deadly in black men
Health disparities workshops build bridges to better serve marginalized communities
Health disparities workshops build bridges to better serve marginalized communities
Beyond Ben Stiller’s advice: What the experts say about PSA screening
The actor said a ‘prostate cancer test saved my life’; experts weigh in on when (and if) men should be screened
Prostate cancer screening and rate of early diagnosis drops, studies find
An expert weighs in on whether new findings are good news, bad news or no news
'Unmasking' lurking cancer with 3-D mammograms
New study highlights cost effectiveness of adding 3-D imaging for women with dense breast tissue
To BSE or not to BSE? What you need to know about breast self-exams
What you need to know about breast self-exam and self-awareness
Too much screening? Patients with limited life expectancy still getting cancer tests
Overscreening offers little benefit, potential harm and high costs, new studies conclude
15 ways to reduce your cancer risk
Fred Hutch's Dr. Anne McTiernan offers tips on what you can do to help protect your health
Cancer deaths decline, but more could be prevented through lifestyle changes, screening
New report by the American Cancer Society estimates 585,000 in the U.S. will die of cancer in 2014
New insights into cancer evolution help define screening window of opportunity
A new appreciation of the genetic changes that occur as precancerous cells turn malignant could help researchers design new screening strategies