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How to survive the holidays with cancer
Scientists, providers and patients offer tips on getting through the season after a diagnosis
2 women with breast cancer share their perspectives on living with the disease
During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Leah Marcoe and Maria Pearson reflect on their experiences
First Lady Jill Biden: ‘Your work will change and save lives’
MET-X research lab tour and Cancer Moonshot ‘listening session’ on survivorship and pediatric cancer highlight First Lady's visit to Fred Hutch
A user-friendly toolkit for cancer control planning
From the Ramsey Group, Cancer Epidemiology, Prevention, and Control Research Program, Cancer Consortium
Income and Health-Related Quality of Life in Colorectal cancer survivors
From the Newcomb Group, Division of Public Health Sciences
Cancer’s toll on the heart decades down the road
New research explores how to lower the risk of heart disease in childhood cancer survivors
Fred Hutch takes over cooking website for cancer patients
Cook for Your Life offers healthy recipes, how-to videos and new opportunities for research
Earlier detection for a deadly lung disease
'To have your life-threatening cancer cured, and then to die of not being able to breathe? It’s devastating.'
Poor quality of life in 1 in 5 caregivers of bone marrow transplant survivors
Largest-ever study IDs risk factors, paves way for interventions to help
What’s new in combatting chronic graft-vs.-host disease
Decades after the development of bone marrow transplant, researchers are making headway against one of its most common and deadly side effects
How cancer survivors are teaching researchers — even decades later
Tracking survivors long after treatment ends helps inform medical decisions for today’s patients and much more
How to survive the holidays with cancer
Researchers and patients offer tips on getting through the season after a diagnosis
'Pinktober': What Breast Cancer Awareness Month means to patients
Some see it as invaluable for education and advocacy while others, including male breast cancer patients, may feel left out
One family, two sides of cancer
Basic scientist Dr. Wenying Shou’s parents were both treated for — and cured of — their cancers. The similarities end there.
Dr. Eric Chow receives three grants for research designed to improve health of childhood cancer survivors
Research focuses on reducing survivors' risk of treatment-related heart disease later in life