Fred Hutch President and Director Dr. Gary Gilliland recently commented about the convergence of biology, data science and technology in cancer research. “I am convinced that concepts such as machine learning, deep neural networks, natural language processing and cloud computing will become increasingly familiar parts of the cancer conversation in 2019,” he said.
Acupuncture and other complementary therapies are now available through SCCA’s new Integrative Medicine Program to help patients cope with treatment side effects.
An international group of colorectal cancer researchers led by Fred Hutch’s Dr. Ulrike “Riki” Peters has discovered 40 new inherited mutations linked to colorectal cancer risk.
Fred Hutch researchers are working with the new Allen Institute for Immunology to map the immune system, laying the groundwork for better ways to diagnose, treat and prevent immune-related diseases.
One of the most popular ways to support cancer research is to remember Fred Hutch in your will or trust. Even a small percentage of your estate can have a big impact for those we serve. Learn more.
Slayride is back for its third year! On March 9 and 10, skiers and snowboarders of all ages can join this all-inclusive banked slalom fundraiser at Stevens Pass. Register today.
Join the Climb to Fight Cancer in 2019 on one of our amazing, life-changing and research-funding expeditions. There are peaks for all levels of climbers. Find a peak.
