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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
March 20, 2023
Gender bias in academic science persists — from start-up to senior faculty
Female medical faculty less likely to be promoted, given fewer dollars to start labs, new studies find
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Mid-morning snacking may sabotage weight loss efforts
Anne McTiernan-led study findings may not relate to time of day, but to the short interval between breakfast and lunch
Shop to Make a Difference raises $55,000 for research
Funds from annual University Village event will support women’s cancer research at the Center
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Anderson honored for improving quality of breast cancer care
The 2011 Partners in Progress award from ASCO recognizes Dr. Ben Anderson’s efforts to bring best practices to medically underserved women
Fredricks Lab wins innovation award
Technology prize allows study of vaginal bacterial strains
$10.24 million for Latina breast cancer research
Beti Thompson to lead five-year effort based at Center
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Poised for executive leadership
Public Health Sciences Division’s Gloria Coronado emerges from fellowship program positioned to advance public policy at local, state and national levels
A banner year for Shop to Make a Difference
University Village shoppers raised more than $44,000 for women’s cancer research during the annual Center fundraiser
Center researchers celebrate microbicide milestone
Vaginal gel holds potential as a female-controlled method of HIV prevention
Study identifies several new bacterial species associated with common infection in women
Research has implications for improving detection and treatment of bacterial vaginosis and other infections with multiple bacterial sources