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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
August 26, 2019
Engineering vaccine-like protection without a vaccine
CRISPR gene-editing used on antibody-making B cells
T cells as biomarkers for hepatitis B disease prognosis
From the Newell lab, Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division
Cancer Research in 2019: Why we are counting on data science and tech to defeat cancer
Why we are counting on data science and tech to defeat cancer
Good News: CBS 'Sunday Morning' to feature Dr. Jim Olson's Tumor Paint research this weekend
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
Medical myth busting: Separating fact from fiction about colds and flu
We ask an infection prevention expert to bust myths and offer tips on staying healthy during cold and flu season
Good News: Dr. Betz Halloran wins award in Rome; Hutch nominated for SLU nonprofit of the year; Obliteride amassed $2.4M in donations
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
Good News: Global Oncology wins NCI grant; 1100 Eastlake building honored; Bish Paul essay in Science; Dr. Joseph Unger leads finasteride study
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
Drs. Colleen Delaney, Harlan Robins named 2016 Leaders in Health Care
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
Good News at Fred Hutch
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements, and other notable news
‘Don’t stop now’: an endgame for HIV/AIDS
HBO’s ‘Countdown to Zero,’ featuring Fred Hutch researchers, shows the pandemic remains, but fresh hope abounds
Good News at Fred Hutch
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
Growing a lab: How a young scientist makes leap from postdoc to principal investigator
A young scientist makes the leap from postdoc to principal investigator
A promising malaria vaccine’s protectiveness depends on genetics of parasite
Genomics study, analysis help explain partial effectiveness, offer insights for improvement
Good News at Fred Hutch
Celebrating faculty and staff achievements
First HIV, then cancer
As people with HIV live longer, they are developing cancers at higher rates than the general population
Madame Peng Liyuan, first lady of China, visits Fred Hutch
Bill and Melinda Gates, Nobel-winner Dr. Linda Buck among luminaries meeting and touring Hutch HIV vaccine lab
Good News at Fred Hutch
Dr. Cyrus Ghajar receives $4.1M grant to study metastatic breast cancer; Dr. Chris Peterson wins HIV cure prize; Dr. Stephen Schwartz appointed to NCI board
Catching a killer early
Cervical cancer is a top cause of cancer deaths in Uganda; a Fred Hutch partnership helps HIV clinics change that
Good News at Fred Hutch
VIDD researchers receive $1.7M grant to study post-transplant infections; Dr. Joshua Roth receives scientific achievement award; Dr. Patrick Mitchell receives microbiology award; Dr. Jesse Bloom named Pew scholar
Viruses on a plane! How flu travels around the world
Flu that infects mainly children circles globe more slowly than types that hit jet-setting adults
An 'audacious and ambitious' building
Seattle celebrates the opening of the new Uganda-Fred Hutch cancer center
Saving Naula: One child's recovery from Burkitt lymphoma
6-year-old Naula Kamondi's father traveled miles from their Uganda home to get her cancer care; we visit nearly a year later
What Uganda is teaching us about cancer
<p>Fred Hutch-Uganda alliance builds a new cancer center on the shoulders of giants</p>
A blind mother’s love – and lifesaving resolve
When her son got cancer, a Ugandan mother defied the odds to save his life