Providence researcher in the news: a promising treatment for kidney disease

After facing a life-altering brain tumor, this Providence Swedish patient discovered clarity, gratitude, and a mission to support the research that guided her care.

Learn how the Providence Montana Heart Institute is working to bring world-class clinical research and the latest heart care and treatment options closer to Montana communities.

New radiation safety research from Providence CARDS and Providence Heart Institute of Oreogn could help bring more women into interventional cardiology

Providence researchers conducted over 1500 studies in 2025, according to a new report from the Providence Research Network. Check out the 2025 research program brief to learn more!

After Virginia Kuo was diagnosed with lung cancer, Providence Swedish experts were committed to helping this mom of three have the life she envisioned with her husband and family. Learn more

The MR Repair trial ranks Providence Swedish's echocardiography lab as a top-performing site for the advancement of mitral valve care. Learn more.

A recent Beckers Health interview with Providence researcher Kristi Roybal, PhD, showcases the launch of an interactive toolkit to help health systems boost equity in medical research.

Learn how Providence researchers are providing valuable real-world data on the transition to next-generation nursing models.

A generous grant from the Kuni Foundation is helping Providence researchers better understand lung cancer symptoms and improve patients' quality of life.

2025 marked several exciting milestones for our efforts to expand access to cancer and stroke research in West Texas through Covenant Health

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 recently published studies of Providence’s Geno4Me program highlight how our whole genome sequencing research is advancing the promise of genomic medicine for all.

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.

In a paper published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine AI, researchers from Providence and Microsoft propose an AI framework that could accelerate biomedical discovery.

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.

A recently published Providence Research Network study found that patient-provider communication, unmet social needs, and other factors can influence whether patients adhere to their ASCVD treatments.

An interview with Providence researchers for the news website Healthcare Intelligence looks at findings from a recent study on the impact of an AI solution on provider documentation burden and burnout

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.

For decades, brain cancer has remained one of the most difficult forms of cancer to treat. A new wave of research and advances in personalized treatments are bringing new hope.

Research co-authored by Providence CARDS found striking disparities in off-label prescribing of the popular GLP1-RA medications initially FDA-approved for diabetes and more recently for weight loss