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What will treatments for cancer and other diseases look like a decade from now? Join us for Science Says, presented by Microsoft, on May 15 to hear from researchers and physicians about tomorrow's treatments and tools, which are taking shape today in labs and clinics at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center and UW Medicine.
Fred Hutch President and Director Thomas J. Lynch, Jr., MD, who holds the Raisbeck Endowed Chair, will lead a fascinating discussion with researchers whose work is changing the way we think about preventing, diagnosing, treating, and surviving cancer. You'll hear from people who are decoding the genetic origins of cancer, radically rethinking the role of radiation therapy, and developing and testing new drugs that help patients live longer.
We’ll leave plenty time for your questions, so come curious!
Date: Monday, May 15, 2023
Time: 12 - 1 p.m. PDT
Location: Virtual