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Every month, Fred Hutch postdoc writer/editors summarize two papers from each of our scientific divisions to stimulate collaborations across campus
April 16, 2025
After 17 years of recurring tumors, retired teacher has proton therapy to treat cancer in the spine – and preempt future tumors
Robert Redman learned to ‘take it one day at a time.’
Encouraged by a physician he saw in the Philippines, stage 3 lung cancer patient turned to Fred Hutch
Proton therapy was the right treatment plan for Gerardo Bada
Retired Seattle firefighter navigates esophageal cancer diagnosis and treatment with a positive attitude and family support
‘Even in the darkest moment, I remembered, there is only one way to go — forward’
A look at four lives: what life is like years after proton therapy
Four patients share their experience and advice
Self-proclaimed ‘sports nut’ turns to proton therapy for prostate cancer treatment
‘I feel like Fred Hutchinson helped save my life’
Fred Hutch celebra la conquista de un logro en la terapia de protones: brindarla a 5000 pacientes
Lucia, de cuatro años, es la "graduada" número 5,000 desde que se comenzó a impartir en marzo de 2013.
Proton therapy — and a pet cat — help young animal lover through chondrosarcoma treatment
Young patient with rare cancer wants to help others deal with cancer treatment and other life challenges
First neurosurgery, then head and neck cancer
'World-class care' and leading-edge science help Seattle patient overcome dual diagnoses
For a fourth bout of cancer – of the lung this time – Art turned to proton therapy
After three bouts with lymphoma, Art now faced lung cancer.
International symposium focuses on lobular breast cancer
Clinicians, researchers and patients from around the world gather in Pittsburgh to honor Seattle advocate, discuss understudied disease
The Beam: Particle therapy conference comes to Seattle, Obliteride recap and meet Candice Day-Darby
Our leaders will present at PTCOG-NA; staff share thoughts on Obliteride; meet our patient access lead
Wildlife photographer Kevin Murphy chooses proton therapy for prostate cancer
Kevin watched and waited seven years with low-grade prostate cancer. When it was time for treatment, he chose proton therapy.
Michael Mendiola almost gave up – until he talked to “Dr. A”
“I recommended proton therapy both times for Mr. Mendiola because he had multiple prior treatments to the liver,” says Apisarnthanarax.
At 27, Matt faced his third bout of cancer, this time hodgkin lymphoma
After dealing with childhood cancers, Matt's cancer worries weren't over.
Tina Christian-Lenson: Being proactive with her own patient care
Because the tumor was near her heart, Tina chose proton therapy.
Anka’s story: thoracic cancer patient’s experience with proton therapy
West Seattleite adjusts to life after cancer