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Menopausal hormone therapy may lower the risk of colorectal cancer

Menopausal hormone therapy may lower the risk of colorectal cancer

From the Peters and Hsu Groups, Cancer Consortium & Public Health Sciences Division
Science SpotlightAugust 21, 2024
New prostate cancer cell lines shed light on CRPC

New prostate cancer cell lines shed light on CRPC

From the Haffner Lab, Human Biology Division
Science SpotlightSeptember 20, 2021
Your post-cancer treatment sex Rx

Your post-cancer treatment sex Rx

Expert tips, tools and tricks to help you reboot your post-cancer body and rekindle intimacy after cancer treatment
Hutch NewsJuly 29, 2016
Fred Hutch researchers tackle hot flashes

Fred Hutch researchers tackle hot flashes

New study finds antidepressant nearly as effective as low-dose estrogen for cutting back hot flash frequency
Hutch NewsMay 26, 2014
Intermittent hormone therapy for prostate cancer inferior to continuous therapy

Intermittent hormone therapy for prostate cancer inferior to continuous therapy

Cathy Tangen contributes to international study, finding on again-off again prostate cancer treatment has quality of life benefits, but continuous therapy improves overall survival
Hutch NewsJune 04, 2012
PET scans confirm effectiveness of estrogen-blocking therapy

PET scans confirm effectiveness of estrogen-blocking therapy

SCCA study findings have implications for personalized breast cancer treatment and drug development
Hutch NewsAugust 29, 2011
Postmenopausal estrogen use brings both benefits, risks

Postmenopausal estrogen use brings both benefits, risks

Longer-term Women’s Health Initiative follow-up of estrogen therapy users finds reduced risk of breast cancer, decreased heart disease in younger women
Hutch NewsApril 11, 2011
Combined hormone therapy increases risk of lobular breast cancer fourfold after just three years of use

Combined hormone therapy increases risk of lobular breast cancer fourfold after just three years of use

Center leads first study designed to evaluate the association between combined HRT use and the risk of lobular breast cancers
Hutch NewsJanuary 07, 2008
Long-Term Smoking is Associated With Up to 40 Percent Increased Risk of Breast Cancer

Long-Term Smoking is Associated With Up to 40 Percent Increased Risk of Breast Cancer

Combination HRT appears to more than double the risk in women who smoke
News ReleasesSeptember 27, 2005