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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Learn how research-based strategies like exercising and keeping alcohol consumption low can reduce your breast cancer risk.
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A new study predicts that men with low-risk prostate cancer who take a wait-and-see approach have similar outcomes to those who have their prostates removed.
Three questions can identify women who have symptoms that could indicate ovarian cancer, helping catch the disease when it is most treatable.
Fred Hutch scientists are unraveling how obesity increases cancer risk and defining
exercise and nutrition strategies to reduce it.
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Fred Hutch researchers have made potentially game-changing discoveries in pancreatic cancer, leukemia, prostate cancer, genetic diseases, muscular dystrophy and HIV.
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A new blood test uses genetic discoveries to improve how bone marrow transplant patients and donors are matched, potentially reducing graft-vs.-host disease.
Diversity
among our researchers is essential, says Dr. Beti Thompson, because it promotes
creative and intellectual vigor and increases our ability to serve the
community.
Please join us for the first ever Breakthrough Breakfast, Nov. 2, 7-9 a.m. Meet the scientists behind breakthrough research that is saving lives around the world and learn what the future holds in their efforts to eradicate cancer. Register now »
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Grady is developing innovative ways to detect colon cancer, including noninvasive alternatives to colonoscopy.
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Donated miles help reduce travel costs for cancer patients and their families who may not have the means to travel to Seattle for treatment. Miles also help us create travel packages for our fundraising events.
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Support Fred Hutch by purchasing a "believe" glassybaby. Ten percent will go to our Family Assistance Fund, helping patients and their families with nonmedical expenses, including groceries, child care, bus fares and phone bills.
Shop to support our breast cancer research
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Our scientific
breakthroughs have saved thousands of lives worldwide. With your help, we can
save even more lives. Join the breakthrough by donating to innovative cancer
research.
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