For nearly three decades, the @NIH_NHLBI-sponsored WHI has studied both the health and life habits of our dedicated cohort of 161,808 postmenopausal women.
Joined March 2021
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New research shows #postmenopausal women with #cancer report a greater decline in physical function than women who have not had cancer. Read more about the Fred Hutch-based @WHIStudy via @KPDOR: spotlight.kaiserpermanente.o…
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PPMC Resources Toolkit Evidence-based, peer-reviewed resources all in one place. Comprehensive, easy to use, free to access. Videos, consensus statements, tools for clinicians, factsheets and more, covering #menopause diagnosis & management bit.ly/35PbW3O
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Menopausal symptoms in #breastcancer patients receiving adjuvant endocrine therapy and their relationships with health-promoting behaviors and #social #support bit.ly/3WMTOft @MenopauseOrg @LippincottMed #menopause
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Perimenopause Meets Life: Observations from the Women Living Better Survey bit.ly/3VoQmHB @MenopauseOrg @LippincottMed #menopause
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Distinguishing between hyperplasia and a precancerous lesion is important in optimizing management. We summarize evidence-based next steps, including treatment options ow.ly/wQcE50M1zbU #gynonc #ObGyn #gynecology #endometrial #carcinoma
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Anxiety, fatigue, and sleep: can foot massage help? Quick summary of an RCT published in @MenopauseJrnl that looked at the impact on #postmenopausal women ow.ly/FfQJ50LVRaO #GrandRounds #ObGyn #meded #foamed @MenopauseOrg
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Blood biomarkers for new-onset #hypertension in midlife women: a nested case-control study bit.ly/3V31CJM @MenopauseOrg @LippincottMed #menopause
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For health professionals Evidence-based #menopause resources, peer-reviewed ALL IN ONE PLACE for menopause diagnosis & management. Comprehensive, easy to use, free to access. Videos, consensus statements, tools for clinicians, factsheets for women. Useful! bit.ly/35PbW3O
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Editorial: Moving toward #health #equity: the influence of #race and #ethnicity on choice and quality of life of #menopause treatment in midlife women bit.ly/3UInglM @MenopauseOrg @LippincottMed @DrJewelKling
Women's Health Initiative (WHI) Study retweeted
PPMC Resources Toolkit - Evidence-based, peer-reviewed resources all in one place. Comprehensive, easy to use, free to access. Videos, consensus statements, tools for clinicians, factsheets and more, covering #menopause diagnosis & management bit.ly/35PbW3O
Women's Health Initiative (WHI) Study retweeted
Congrats to Dr. Alice Berger @aliceb_phd of Fred Hutch on being named a 2022 @PSBJ Women of Influence honoree! Berger is an expert in discovering how changes to our genetic code lead to cancer. bit.ly/3T73Eqi
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"I know virology has done much to advance public health," writes @jbloom_lab for the @nytimes. "But a few aspects of modern virology can be a double-edged sword, and we need to promote beneficial, lifesaving research without creating new risks in the lab." nyti.ms/3DO1mbh
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About 4 in 10 Americans will get cancer during their lifetime (that is 1 in every 2 men and 1 in every 3 women). Vaccines, screenings, and healthy choices can help you prevent cancer. Learn more: cdc.gov/cancer/dcpc/preventi…
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Menopause #hormonetherapy and complementary alternative medicine, quality of life, and #racial/#ethnic differences: the Study of Women's Health Across the Nation (#SWAN) bit.ly/3eIu9Er @MenopauseOrg @LippincottMed #menopause #CAM #QOL
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New research from a Fred Hutch group led by @TrangVoPham found there is a positive association between ambient PM2.5 exposure — a primary pollutant emitted in #wildfire smoke — and odds of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease among hospitalized patients. bit.ly/3gmlgAI
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Vanessa Montoya (@Ness_Montoya) in the @memerman Lab defends today! Vanessa’s research has been working to identify HIV dependency factors across multiple HIV-1 strains. 1/4
Happening TODAY - Vanessa Montoya's (@Ness_Montoya) defense!
Title: Genome scale identification of HIV dependency factors across multiple HIV-1 strains
Lab: Emerman Lab (FH)
When: Thurs., Oct. 13, 11 a.m. PDT
Where: FH Pelton Auditorium & Zoom (email [email protected] for link)
Women's Health Initiative (WHI) Study retweeted
Mammograms can find #BreastCancer early, when it’s easier to treat. Talk to your doctor about when to start and how often to get one. Concerned about the cost? You may qualify for a free or low-cost screening: cdc.gov/cancer/breast/basic_…
ALT Woman with back to camera, having a mammogram. "Breast Cancer Awareness Month. A mammogram can find breast cancer early, sometimes up to 3 years before it can be felt."
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Association of #hormonetherapy and changes of objective #sleep quality in women of late menopausal transition with sleep disorder: a preliminary study bit.ly/3Cpv5W1 @MenopauseOrg @LippincottMedicine #menopause
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On #IndigenousPeoplesDay, Fred Hutch unveiled new commissioned artwork storyteller, artist and Lower Elwha S’Klallam Tribe member Roger Fernandes, the second piece of art created as part of Fred Hutch's Public Art and Community Dialogue Program. bit.ly/3VigTqv
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Introducing Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center’s new look! In the coming months you’ll see this new brand come to life on our campus and in our clinics through updated signs and content – and we launch campaigns that engage audiences in our mission. Learn more: bit.ly/3rraJ9M
