If you have a cervix, you can get cervical cancer
Talk to your physician about screening options and what's right for you, because testing and early detection save lives. Learn more.
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"That genetic test saved my life."
Shavonne Tate thought genetic testing at Swedish could help her get to the root of a persistent skin condition. The screening led to a breast cancer discovery and lifesaving intervention. Learn more.
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A young athlete’s untimely death spotlights the reality of kidney cancer
A Swedish oncologist offers insight into the rare cancer that took the life of University of Washington soccer star Mia Hamant at just 21 years old. Learn more.
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Understanding the role of genetics in pancreatic cancer
A medical oncologist explains the link between genetics and pancreatic cancer risk and highlights the importance of genetic testing and precision medicine.
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Seattle Storm and Providence Swedish rally fans to “Storm Out Cancer”
The Storm and Premera Blue Cross made donations to the Swedish Cancer Institute's Patient Assistance Fund at the annual event spotlighting patients with cancer and their families. Learn more.
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Emerging hope for patients with small cell lung cancer
In a new study led by the Providence Swedish Cancer Institute’s Kelly Paulson, M.D., Ph.D., survival rates more than doubled for a group treated with a novel, two-drug combination. Learn more.
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Providence Swedish’s Dr. Charles Drescher receives $1.04 million Kuni Discovery Grant to personalize immunotherapy in endometrial cancer
The award will help Providence Swedish researchers tackle one of the most pressing challenges in cancer care: matching the right patient to the right immunotherapy. Learn more.
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Understanding brain cancer's myths and realities
A brain cancer diagnosis is frightening, so it's important to know the facts. A Providence Swedish expert shares more about treatment options and why there's always hope. Learn more.
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She refused to let breast cancer dim her shine
When metastatic breast cancer rocked Renee Leaf's world, she found strength in her life's treasures and a Providence Swedish care team determined to save her life. Watch the video and learn more.
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Providence Swedish is revolutionizing lung cancer care with robotic bronchoscopy
Learn how this advanced technology enhances lung cancer diagnosis and treatment, improving patient outcomes and survival rates.
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Swedish Plastics and Aesthetics is the first in the Pacific Northwest to offer this specialized breast implant
Learn how a new type of breast implant is revolutionizing breast reconstruction for people with large frames and wide chests.
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For patients with brain cancer, community action fosters vital connections
Community fundraising events support research advancements and build loving bonds of support for patients and their families. Learn more.
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Skin cancer prevention: protect your skin all year round
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. Learn more about this preventable cancer and the latest developments in research and treatment. Listen to our podcast to learn more.
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Day in the life: Our Breast Cancer Express brings care to our communities
Ride along with the caregivers who provide mobile breast cancer screenings to patients across Western Washington. Read more.
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At the Providence Swedish Cancer Institute, Kuni Foundation grants support a diverse research lineup
Funding supports projects studying lung cancer in non-smokers, treatment-resistant breast cancer, and ovarian cancer outcomes. Learn more.
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Five years after a multiple myeloma diagnosis and treatment, this Swedish patient is living her best life—and helping others do the same.
Barbara Travers helps others find their footing as they move through the realities of cancer diagnosis and treatment. Watch the short video and learn more.
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Swedish caregivers helped this musician get back in tune after cancer treatment
When guitarist Ron lost his fingernails to chemotherapy, experts at the Providence Swedish Cancer Institute worked with him to find a way back to his playing and his passion. Watch the video.
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Hope for patients with glioblastoma
Patients glioblastoma brain tumors have not benefited much from recent treatment advances. Yet. Because Swedish experts are working to change that.
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The link between cancer and alcohol
Learn about the connection between alcohol and cancer and ways to reduce or quit alcohol consumption for better health.
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The future of cancer care is in your genes
Learn why a Providence Swedish cancer geneticist believes today’s genetics research is paving the way for a reduced burden from cancer tomorrow.
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