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Fred Hutch eNews July 2018
Luke Timmerman
 

Luke Timmerman reflects on summiting
Mount Everest to support Fred Hutch

After months of training and eight weeks on the mountain, Seattle biotech writer Luke Timmerman spent the morning of May 22 atop Everest. Back home, he reflected on his epic Climb to Fight Cancer adventure, raising more than $339,000, and how cancer patients inspired him on his way to the top of the world.

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For Your Health
Have a healthy summer  

5 tips for a healthy summer (and life)!

From bench to beachside: Empower yourself with evidence-based cancer-prevention information.

acupuncture  

Yoga, meditation, acupuncture can be safely used to relieve cancer treatment side effects

Fred Hutch experts are part of an American Society of Clinical Oncology panel that endorses integrative oncology guidelines for breast cancer patients.

Fred Hutch, Microsoft partnership  

Fred Hutch and Microsoft partner for better cancer care delivery

New project aims to flag treatment-related symptoms early — and help cancer patients avoid the emergency room.

biologics take center stage  

Biologics and biosimilars step onto the cancer therapy stage

Q&A with oncologist and health economist Dr. Gary Lyman on an emerging class of treatments.

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One man's T cells inform next-gen immunotherapies  

His immune system eradicated his melanoma. Could other patients’ bodies be taught to do the same thing?

How one man’s T cells are guiding the development of next-gen immunotherapies.

Canada vs US  

At half the treatment cost, Canadian colorectal cancer survival rate is similar to US

Fred Hutch research presented at the 2018 ASCO Annual Meeting included a cross-border collaboration comparing colorectal cancer survival rates in British Columbia and Washington state.

brain cancer subtype caused by single gene fusion  

Brain cancer subtype caused by single gene fusion

Hutch researchers create genetically relevant model to examine the biology of a common pediatric brain cancer.

sue biggins  

Dr. Sue Biggins elected to American Academy of Arts & Sciences

Biologist is ninth Hutch researcher to join one of the nation’s oldest academic societies.

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Get Involved
Obliteride participants  

Ride, walk or volunteer at Obliteride

Join us for Obliteride Aug. 11 and ride, walk or volunteer to raise funds that will help cure cancer faster. Whether you’re a beginner rider, avid cyclist, runner, walker or anywhere in between, we have route options and a weekend full of fun for all. Learn more.

Mariners Match  

Donate to Fred Hutch for a chance to meet Seattle Mariners’ Mitch Haniger

Give to Fred Hutch by Aug. 7 and the Seattle Mariners will match your donation. By giving, you also will be entered automatically to win four Mariners tickets and an on-field photo opportunity with outfielder Mitch Haniger. Official rules and information here.

Celebrating milestones  

Celebrate your cancer milestone

Is it your cancerversary? Did you just finish treatment? Celebrate by rallying your network to raise funds for cancer research in your honor with a personalized Fundraise for Fred Hutch page. Learn more.

Base2Space  

Seattle’s most iconic climb

Join us for Base 2 Space, a chance to climb the Space Needle’s 832 steps to raise money for Fred Hutch research. Experience the newly renovated observation deck and the world’s first (and only) revolving glass floor. See you at the top! Learn more.

Researcher working at a fume hood in a lab  

Higher gift annuity rates mean bigger payments

Charitable gift annuity payout rates are up for the first time in six years, so it’s a great time to fund a gift annuity with Fred Hutch. This giving option allows you to support cancer research while securing income for life. Learn more.

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Fred Hutch in the News

The high cost of cancer treatment
AARP The Magazine, June/July 2018

New promise for bone-marrow transplants
The Wall Street Journal, May 28, 2018

The Hutch closes in on a cancer cure
The Seattle Times "Pacific NW Magazine," May 17, 2018

Revealed: Winners of the 2018 GeekWire Awards
GeekWire, May 10, 2018
[Fred Hutch President and Director Dr. Gary Gilliland won “Geek of the Year” honor]

 
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