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Providence researchers receive grant to explore new frontier of precision oncology
A generous grant from the Kuni Foundation is helping Providence researchers better understand lung cancer symptoms and improve patients' quality of life.
Clinical trial seeks better first-line therapy for follicular lymphoma
The study may redefine care for many people at the earliest stage of their treatment.
Where curiosity meets impact: Women in science at Providence Cancer Institute
Get to know the women of the Immune Monitoring Laboratory and how their curiosity, tenacity and passion are driving progress in cancer research at Providence Cancer Institute.
Growing Providence’s research impact in West Texas with Covenant Health
2025 marked several exciting milestones for our efforts to expand access to cancer and stroke research in West Texas through Covenant Health
Providence St. Jude Oncologist Contributes to Breakthrough Study in Nature Medicine
A major new study published in the prestigious journal Nature Medicine is offering renewed hope for cancer patients whose disease no longer responds to immunotherapy, and Providence St. Jude is proud
Why patients in rural areas need access to quality clinical trials
Dr. Natasha Edwin advocates for making more quality clinical trials available for patients in rural communities.
A new strategy for treating locally advanced cervical cancer
A new study aims to move cervical cancer care forward and improve the chance of long-term remission for more patients.
New Study: Why this breakthrough in pig-to-human kidney research matters
A new Providence-led study published in Nature offers one of the most detailed looks yet at what actually happens inside the body after a pig kidney is transplanted into a human.
Congratulations to Dr. Erik Finlayson on Research Publication Exploring a New Lens on Heart Disease Risk
Providence makes environmental data of inhalers more accessible
Providence has released a resource table showing the impacts of inhalers to treat breathing conditions, for clinicians to consider as they prescribe inhalers to patients
Trust gap a key driver of underrepresentation of racially and ethnically diverse communities in medical research, Providence study reveals
Researchers develop framework for health systems to build bridges and engage Black, Latino and American Indian communities in medical research
Studying Oregon's doula workforce: what we learned and why it matters
An analysis supported by Providence CORE looks at the state of Oregon's birth doula workforce and factors that are helping or hindering efforts to grow and support it.
Personalizing lymphoma treatment: New study seeks better outcomes
A targeted therapy being evaluated in a clinical trial may improve survival for high-risk patients with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
From patient to volunteer: Marge’s gift of gratitude
Marge received treatment for pancreatic cancer at Providence Cancer Institute and then volunteered in the infusion center to help the care team that supported her.
New Providence study finds alcohol use, comorbidities among risk factors for early onset colorectal cancer
A new Providence study shows that alcohol use, diabetes and other comorbidities could be risk factors for early onset colorectal cancer among people younger than 45.
Novel AI framework anticipated to unlock tumor secrets, lead to new treatments
Providence, Microsoft Research, University of Washington unveil GigaTIME, an AI-powered pathology breakthrough set to transform cancer immunotherapy research
Celebrating the launch of RESOLVE: A Rural Health Collaborative
Over 100 leaders, researchers and others from Montana and the Pacific Northwest recently convened for the announcement of a pioneering rural health collaborative from Providence and the University of
Two ways genomic research at Providence is advancing the future of personalized health care
Two recently published studies of Providence’s Geno4Me program highlight how our whole genome sequencing research is advancing the promise of genomic medicine for all.
Providence and University of Montana partner in transformative research initiative to advance rural health care
Providence and the University of Montana are launching RESOLVE, a pioneering rural health collaborative to improve access and outcomes in rural and indigenous health care.
Providence cardiologist makes history with cutting-edge procedure
Logan Vincent, M.D., is the first female interventional cardiologist to perform a cutting-edge heart valve replacement through the neck.