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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
May 24, 2023
$3.5M grant to develop safer treatment for inherited blood disorders
Scientists will study radioactive particles that can precisely deliver a potent punch
Department of Defense honors Fred Hutch manager for supporting employee military service
Bruce Busby in Environmental Health & Safety receives Service Member Patriot Award
Integrative oncology program opens at SCCA
Research and rigor will guide integrative therapies that help cancer patients tolerate standard treatment
Degarelix improves hematopoietic recovery post-irradiation
from the Dudakov lab, Clinical Research Division
Could a prostate cancer drug save lives from radiation injury?
Early research shows potential for approved hormone-blocking drug to protect from deadly effects of nuclear blast
New guidelines take aim at chemo-related nausea
Cancer patients ‘should not be vomiting with chemo anymore.’ Can someone please tell Hollywood?
Q&A with the author of ‘The Radium Girls’: A new story chronicles century-old fight for workplace safety
Author Kate Moore in conversation with cancer researcher Dr. Anne McTiernan
Palliative care can be beneficial for all cancer patients
Stigma keeps many cancer patients from using a service that offers much-needed help to the sick as well as the dying
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
Cancer is no laughing matter — or is it?
Tough room: As the saying goes, dying is easy, it’s comedy that’s hard – particularly when it’s a sensitive subject
When home for the holidays means a cancer treatment center
A patient’s wise advice: Accept that Christmas won’t be the same, but skip the pity party
Researchers eye altered radiation schedule as way to improve brain cancer treatment
Fred Hutch’s Dr. Eric Holland collaborates with Dana-Farber on promising mouse study
Amanda Paulovich wins $2.2 million for rapid radiation diagnostic
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center clinical researcher is working to develop a biomarker test that could screen many people quickly for radiation injury after nuclear accident; could also screen patients for cancer treatment toxicity
Heavyweight cancer-fighter arrives at SCCA proton center
The 220-ton cyclotron will offer the most precise form of cancer therapy available today
SCCA breaks ground on region's first proton therapy center
Construction begins on radiation treatment facility; opens 2013 on Northwest Hospital campus