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Fred Hutch senior staff scientist honored by Genetics Society of America

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By John Higgins
| Fred Hutch News Service
A senior staff scientist at Fred Hutch Cancer Center, Irini Topalidou, PhD, is the first winner of the Genetics Society of America Mentorship Award who isn’t a principal investigator or faculty member.
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Oncology nurses translate bedside expertise into research

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By John Higgins
| Fred Hutch News Service
Shannon Dorcy gives nurses confidence in their voices, which helped Anna Gfeller, RN, turn her experience with the Nurse Navigators Program into a research poster she presented at the ONS Congress. About seven years ago, Gfeller helped launch a program at the Fred Hutch at UW Medical Center – Northwest clinic to help patients navigate the period after diagnosis but before care begins at Fred Hutch.
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Fred Hutch researchers receive Prostate Cancer Foundation Young Investigator Awards

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By John Higgins
| Fred Hutch News Service
Two researchers at Fred Hutch Cancer Center recently received Young Investigator Awards from the Prostate Cancer Foundation for their work investigating epigenetic features of aggressive prostate cancer that could lead to more personalized care and better results from existing therapies. Epigenetics focuses on DNA modifications that do not change the underlying sequence.
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