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With the global cancer burden expected to grow by 70% by the year 2030, cross-disciplinary programs like are needed more than ever to advance global research with local impact. Read more: bit.ly/3Y3xIXk #WorldCancerDay
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Not only is #metastaticcancer deadly, it is also one of, if not the most, challenging areas of cancer biology. Fred Hutch hopes to change that with the launch of the Center for Metastasis Research Excellence, or MET-X, led by .
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#FOLLOWFRIDAY Dr. is a #PostDoc research fellow ! Dr. Zhang integrates lifestyle modifications in #cancerprevention and control to reduce health disparities. Learn more about Dr. Zhang's research by visiting ow.ly/QyZu50MznVQ #ASPO #academictwitter
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Kudos to physician/scientist Dr. Jake Appelbaum for receiving a 2023 Basic/Translational Scholar Award from the American Society of Hematology for his work on immunotherapies for acute myeloid leukemia. twitter.com/NickBurwick/st
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It is formally possible that there are research labs/ mentors that would be just as great opportunities for a budding young virologist as the lab of my colleague
But I can’t think of any…
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Congratulations to Basic Sciences’ Dr. Richard Adeyemi on receiving an Early Career Investigator Grant from ! The award will support his research into the mechanisms of DNA repair and how they can be targeted to develop novel treatments for ovarian cancer.
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#Racialbias in #cancercare has been with us a long time, as have calls for its demise. But how do you take down centuries of baked-in structural bias against Black patients? #Healthdisparities researchers and providers are doing it in a number of ways.
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WATCH: Stacey A. Cohen, MD, of , discusses the investigation of the optimal timing to test for circulating tumor DNA to detect minimal residual disease following surgery in patients with stage I to III colorectal cancer. #crcsm
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#NationalCancerPreventionMonth is a good time to remind people that our Mammography Van brings convenient, state-of-the-art screening capabilities to Seattle-area residents in their neighborhoods, year-round. See the updated schedule: bit.ly/3gMMWix
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It was pleasure hosting 's first annual Faculty Conclave celebrating the contributions and accomplishments of faculty representing our integrated research and clinical enterprise.
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Great to see @fredhutch faculty and friends at the first Fred Hutch faculty conclave.
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TODAY at 1:00 pm ET, , Dr. Cohen , Dr. Unger , and Dr. Little will discuss #comorbidities and cancer #clinicaltrial design in a #NCICACWebinar. events.cancer.gov/ccwg/webinarse
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In new study w , we estimate effects of mutations to all SARSCoV2 proteins: biorxiv.org/content/10.110
Can inform viral surveillance & targeting of drugs to constrained sites.
Also demonstrates new way to determine effects of mutations in era of millions of genomes.
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EN: #CervicalCancer #AwarenessMonth
📌 Get our cancer-protective recipes here -> bit.ly/3I3UysN
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ES: Mes de Concientización sobre el #CáncerCervicouterino
📌 Consigue nuestras recetas de protección contra el cáncer aquí -> bit.ly/3FOrVwR
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Join us for our School Year Workshop on our new mRNA Vaccines lessons that are part of the mRNA Vaccines & COVID-19 Testing lesson sequence. Learn more or register at: bit.ly/3Xgh99V
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ASGCT’s president () gave introductory remarks at a recent briefing in collaboration with the House Cancer Caucus. He shared the current landscape and pipeline for #CART therapies. #ASGCTadvocacy #celltherapy #immunotherapy #cancer
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Get all the highlights from the Basic Sciences Division in our 2022 Annual Report!
Hear from , learn about the careers of Drs. Mark Groudine & Linda Breeden, meet our newest faculty, get updates from each of our labs, and much more.
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Submitting an NIH grant and dealing with the new Data Sharing Plan requirement? The DaSL created a training course: hutchdatascience.org/NIH_Data_Shari & guidance, a "mad libs" doc & more! A little Hutch specific & not NIH endorsed, but maybe useful! hutchdatascience.org/projects/nihda
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Gretchen Gruender, MS, RDN, CSO, has spent 20 years specializing in oncology nutrition both in and out of treatment. As 's nutrition advisor and editor, she ensures all content adheres to our guidelines and backed with scientific evidence. bit.ly/3Ra0Zgh
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Unique study of serial home RNA collection via micro- needle patch to understand relationship of #SARSCoV2 viral clearance, vaccination, and interferon gene (IFI27) expression
medrxiv.org/content/10.110
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"This support will provide critical infrastructure and targeted project support for the lymphoma — and more broadly the heme malignancy — program at and ," said Dr. Ajay Gopal.
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Great being at #SU2CSummit2023 & Hearing fantastic science & planning collaborations & discussing strategies to move the field forward to #FinishCancer Dr. Phil Greenberg Dr Marge Foti
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Excited for another double speaker session next week for our TPD webinar with Behnam Nabet, Ph.D. and Frederick Cohen! To register, go to lnkd.in/dqfEwTe #tpd #webinar
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Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center geneticist Linda Breeden, PhD, recently retired from a career spent untangling the intricacies of the factors that regulate the cell cycle, the series of steps a cell takes to divide into two new cells.
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Dr. Ross Prentice has retired from Fred Hutch after nearly 50 years as a public health researcher. “I came here in 1974," he said, "when ‘the Hutch’ was little more than a twinkle in Bill Hutchinson’s eye." Read more:
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Fantastic article on Prof Mark Groudine who dedicated so much over his career to the Division and . A truly inspirational and remarkable career:
fredhutch.org/content/www/en via
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Two of my longtime colleagues retired and closed their labs recently. Words could never fully convey how awesome they are and how much they helped make this a special place. Linda Breeden was the consummate geneticist fredhutch.org/content/www/en 1/2
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Dr. Mark Groudine retires after four decades. Over his tenure, Groudine helped guide ’s scientific directions and shape its culture of excellence. We're grateful for his wealth of scientific discoveries and service to Fred Hutch and the division.
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“This piece is a reminder and gift for all of them, who chose to share some of their experiences and wishes in those spaces,” Fred Hutch selected #PublicArt and #CommunityDialogue artist Saiyare Rafaei summed up. Read more via :
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Dawn Sittauer, Project Director of Contact Center based right here at Fred Hutch, is retiring after 35 years with the service. Join us in thanking Dawn for her dedication to cancer patients and their families.
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Dr. giving a superb presentation on the role of CD19 CAR T-cell therapy for PTLD at the Hem/Onc Conference
Check out his work now published in 👇
nature.com/articles/s4140
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After joining the division in 1987, Dr. Linda Breeden has retired from a career untangling the genetic underpinnings of the cell cycle and cell dormancy. We’re incredibly grateful for her many contributions to science, the division, and .
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Meet Kulani Chopra, one of our radiation therapists. She loves to hike, travel, ride horses & explore Seattle's amazing restaurants. And she loves working with the patients at the #protontherapy facility. In fact, it's what prompted her to change careers. bit.ly/3GFdMUj
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Oncologist Dr. Ajay Gopal, medical director for Fred Hutch’s Hematology and Hematologic Malignancy Program, has been named the Stephen H. Petersdorf Endowed Chair in Cancer Care at .
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