The past year has been marked by exceptional achievements – including our 50th anniversary – and inspiring moments, many ...

When Margie Wilson was diagnosed with endometrial cancer in 2016 after she experienced unexplained bleeding, she knew nothing about cancer. She didn’t even know what an oncologist does. A decade later ...

What's new in proton therapy? Read the latest news and views from Fred Hutch's proton therapy facility’s patients and ...

The 2025 San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium brought plenty of data and bold new ideas to the thousands of clinicians, researchers and patient advocates in attendance. Fred Hutch News followed it all.

When Ron White was told he had a suspicious spot at the back of his eye he was surprised to discover he had ocular melanoma.

The good news? Enrollment in new cancer therapy clinical trials has returned to normal, at least within one large trial network, a year after the pandemic began. The bad news? Normal trial enrollment ...

The Cancer Screening Research Network's (CSRN) primary focus is to reduce cancer-related illnesses and deaths by evaluating new and complex technologies that screen for cancer. The CSRN is a ...

Zinc’s immune-boosting properties are well-established, but we’re still untangling how it works. In a new study published in late March in the scientific journal Blood, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research ...

Bisphosphonates are popular bone-targeting drugs. Older people take them to prevent and treat osteoporosis. Breast cancer patients, particularly those with metastatic disease, take them to prevent and ...

If there is one thing most of us have learned about the coronavirus itself, we know it is covered with spikes. In news broadcasts about the COVID-19 crisis, that gray Styrofoam ball dotted with red ...

Editor's note: This is the first of a two-part series on cancer and depression. Part two will focus on a new screening tool to help identify patients at risk. When Ruth Kaminski learned that the “spot ...

After being diagnosed and treated for breast cancer three separate times, Liza Bernstein, 51, of Los Angeles has her life, her family and friends, her hopes and dreams, her art, and a renewed sense of ...