Fred Hutch turns 40 this year!

To celebrate, we invite you to discover 40 things you probably don’t know about Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, including what’s in our time capsule.

Does aspirin prevent colorectal cancer? Depends on your DNA

Researchers move closer to cracking the code on how genes and the environment influence colorectal cancer risk.

False positives in prenatal tests: Study reveals reason for flaws

A new study finds that quirks in a mom’s DNA can alter prenatal test results, leading parents to believe their babies have major disorders when they are, in fact, healthy.

Six things men need to know about prostate cancer

Experts share their insights on screening, treatment, clinical trials and more.

Your body, after cancer

Breast cancer survivor Diane Mapes comes to terms with the “new normal” after surgery, treatment and reconstruction.

MacGyvering lab equipment

From old bicycle wheels to an in-house metalworking shop, scientists get creative when the research tools they need don’t exist.

Study reveals how cells’ nuclei keep their shape

Scientists discover a protein that keeps nuclei from shriveling, a hallmark of old age and the premature-aging disease progeria.

How babies may help researchers build a better HIV vaccine

Maternal-infant HIV transmission gives researchers clues that could lead to better HIV-vaccine design.

Boosting women in STEM, ‘one girl at a time’

Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.) talks about women in science with Fred Hutch interns and researchers.

Ride Obliteride and help cure cancer faster

With routes ranging from 10 to 150 miles and a weekend full of community celebration all supporting cancer research at Fred Hutch, this is an event you don’t want to miss. Register now at obliteride.org.

Register for Seattle’s most scenic race

Join us June 7 in Madison Park for the 38th annual Shore Run/Walk to benefit Fred Hutch.

Shop at Fred Meyer, benefit Fred Hutch

Link your Fred Meyer rewards card to Fred Hutch and each time you shop, the Hutch earns donations.

Create a legacy in 5 minutes

Include Fred Hutch as a beneficiary of your retirement plan or life insurance policy and support lifesaving research. Read about this easy and flexible gift.

Donate Alaska Airlines miles

Help reduce travel costs for cancer patients and families who may not have the means to travel to Seattle for treatment. Miles also help us create travel packages for our fundraising events.

Wedding and event favors

Honor your guests and support lifesaving research by making a gift to Fred Hutch in lieu of providing traditional wedding favors. We will supply table-top tent cards to inform guests of your gift in their honor. These cards can also be used for birthdays, retirement parties or any other special occasion. 

For more information or to order your cards, contact Annual Giving at annualgiving@fredhutch.org or 206.667.4399.

Should I drink fat-free half-and-half?
Time, April 16, 2015

Cancer breakthroughs [at Fred Hutch]
KCTS-TV’s “In Close,” April 2, 2015

Why do we age, and what does it mean?
KPLU-FM’s “Sound Effect” interview with Dr. Dan Gottschling, March 10, 2015