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Delaying childbirth may reduce risk of an aggressive form of breast cancer
Fred Hutch’s Chris Li finds younger women who have their first child 15 years or more after menarche may reduce risk of triple-negative breast cancer by up to 60 percent
Hutch Holiday Gala: $4.8 million and counting
Guests at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s 37th annual Gala meet challenge to fund breakthrough research in transplantation
Former PHS, WHI leader Maureen Henderson dies
Public Health Sciences Division’s Cancer Prevention Program founder laid groundwork for many prevention studies
Michael Emerman wins McDougall mentorship award
Students, postdocs honor Fred Hutch scientist whose individualized teaching style fuels excitement about questions and process of discovering answers
Gottschling, Hughes discover key events in cellular aging
Studies in yeast by Fred Hutch’s Drs. Dan Gottschling and Adam Hughes bring unprecedented clarity to aging process, provide paradigm for studying how genes and environment—including calorie restriction—may influence lifespan in humans
Hohl named Infectious Diseases Society fellow
Vaccine and Infectious Disease Division fungal expert Dr. Tobias Hohl among 86 physicians, scientists honored nationally
Giants pitcher Barry Zito named 48th Hutch Award winner
World Series star to be honored at annual Hutch Award Luncheon, Jan. 30; baseball icon Lou Piniella will be keynote speaker
In remembrance of Larry Rohrschneider, cell biologist
Longtime Basic Sciences faculty member died Oct. 28 at the age of 68
Honoring life of E. Donnall Thomas Nov. 3
All are invited to attend a celebration of thanks for the life of E. Donnall Thomas, the 'father of bone marrow transplantation,' on Saturday, Nov. 3, 4-7 p.m. in the Thomas Building
Thompson Studies' Ilda Islas killed in highway crash
Fred Hutch Public Health Sciences Division team mourns loss of colleague considered the ‘heart and soul' of their site office in the Lower Yakima Valley
Clinical researcher Scott wins NCI leadership award
Bart Scott recognized for promoting culture of successful clinical research; he is the first investigator from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center to receive the honor
Remembering E. Donnall Thomas
Dr. Don Thomas passed away Saturday, Oct. 20; Nobel laureate established transplantation as a lifesaving treatment for blood cancers and helped bring the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center to global prominence
View new Fred Hutch annual report online
'Breakthroughs for Life' features Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center's eight top research achievements for fiscal year 2012
Korde named Prevention Center director
Breast cancer physician-researcher Dr. Larissa Korde takes the helm of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center's comprehensive research study shared resource
José Carreras recital honors Dottie Thomas
Benefit concert commemorates 90th birthday of Dottie Thomas, wife and research partner of Fred Hutch Nobel Laureate Dr. E. Donnall Thomas, and 25th anniversary of the world-renowned tenor’s bone marrow transplant at Fred Hutch
Hutch Award nominees include Mariners' Felix Hernandez
Winner to be honored at annual Hutch Award Luncheon with baseball icon Lou Piniella Wednesday, Jan. 30, Safeco Field
Simple questionnaire may lead to better ovarian cancer detection
Dr. Robyn Andersen of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s Public Health Sciences Division leads first evaluation of paper-and-pencil symptom survey in a primary care clinic
Hutchinson Center study finds male DNA in women's brains
Research in Dr. Lee Nelson's lab is first to show high frequency of male microchimerism in female brain; further study needed to determine medical implications
Inaugural IN for the Hutch raises more than $230,000
'Late night cocktail party with a twist' for Innovators Network members and friends at the Four Seasons boosts research at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Discovery may reduce GVHD risk in bone marrow transplant patients
Team of scientists led by the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s Dr. Effie Petersdorf find previously undetected genetic differences that could better match transplant patients and donors to avoid graft-vs.-host disease.