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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
12 NEW March 20, 2023
Health risks continue after combined menopausal hormone therapy stops

Health risks continue after combined menopausal hormone therapy stops

Women's Health Initiative follow-up study confirms that health risks of long-term estrogen plus progestin hormone therapy outweigh benefits for postmenopausal women
Hutch News - March 10, 2008
Full Recovery After Cell Transplantation for Treating Leukemia or Lymphoma Can Take 3-5 Years

Full Recovery After Cell Transplantation for Treating Leukemia or Lymphoma Can Take 3-5 Years

News Releases - May 18, 2004
JAMA: Antibiotic Use is Associated With an Increased Risk of Breast Cancer

JAMA: Antibiotic Use is Associated With an Increased Risk of Breast Cancer

News Releases - February 17, 2004
Long After the Holidays are Over, the Most Enduring Gift of All is Good Health: Wellness Incentives for the New Year

Long After the Holidays are Over, the Most Enduring Gift of All is Good Health: Wellness Incentives for the New Year

News Releases - December 22, 2003
Exercise and Breast-cancer Prevention: Study Finds It's Never Too Late to Start, and the Activity Need Not Be Strenuous

Exercise and Breast-cancer Prevention: Study Finds It's Never Too Late to Start, and the Activity Need Not Be Strenuous

News Releases - September 09, 2003
Long-Term Use of Combined Hormone-Replacement Therapy Poses Significant Breast-Cancer Risk, Regardless of Regimen

Long-Term Use of Combined Hormone-Replacement Therapy Poses Significant Breast-Cancer Risk, Regardless of Regimen

News Releases - June 24, 2003
Eating Olestra Linked to Lower Cholesterol and Fat Intake

Eating Olestra Linked to Lower Cholesterol and Fat Intake

While no 'magic bullet,' fat substitute may be an indicator of a healthier lifestyle
News Releases - September 24, 2000
Sexual dysfunction after prostate surgery is more common than previously reported, says Hutchinson Center study

Sexual dysfunction after prostate surgery is more common than previously reported, says Hutchinson Center study

News Releases - January 18, 2000