News
2017
Lighting Up Cancer | Doctor using scorpion venom as cancer treatment
News3LV | May 2017
Surgeons Using Scorpion Venom to Illuminate Brain Tumors
Healthline News | May 2017
2016
How Scorpion Venom Is Helping Doctors Treat Cancer
Smithsonian | October 2016
Tumor Paint Brings Light to Toddler’s Brain Tumor
On the Pulse | September 2016
Tumor Paint makes surgery safer for kids with cancer
KING 5 | September 2016
Strange breakthrough at Seattle Children’s is life-altering for young boy
KIRO Radio Host | September 2016
Fred Hutch doctor revolutionizing cancer treatment with 'Tumor Paint'
KIRO-TV | March 2016
2015
How to light up a tumor
The Guardian | September 2015
Tumour Paint: the art of science
What a Year! | September 2015
Dye based on scorpion venom will light up brain cancer in kids
Seattle Times | June 2015
Doctors test Tumor Paint in people
NPR | April 2015
2014
One doctor makes the case For human trials
KUOW | September 2014
Jim Olson (Fred Hutch / UW / Seattle Children's Hospital) LSINW 2014 interview
WBBA-TV | July 2014
Scorpion venom, crowdfunding is the lifeblood of Project Violet's cancer research
My Northwest | July 2014
One doctor’s quest to save people by injecting them with scorpion venom
Wired | June 2014
Beating brain tumours with a scorpion sting paint
BBC | June 2014
Inventing Tumor Paint: Tapping into nature’s DNA
SXSW | March 2014
Next generation: Seeing brain tumors
The Scientist | Feburary 2014
Rosa Parks fifth grader wants to cure cancer – and be president
Redmond Reporter | January 2014
2013
Blaze Bioscience Raises $9 million in Series B Financing
Business Wire | December 2013
Tumor paint startup Blaze Bioscience raises $9M to help surgeons pinpoint cancer cells
Geekwire | December 2013
Tumor Paint: Changing the way surgeons fight cancer
CNN | November 2013
Highlighting a cure: Escanaba native develops technology for cancer detection
Daily Press | November 2013
Local researchers turn to scorpions, spiders for cancer cures
KOMO | November 2013
Why painting tumors could make brain surgeons better
NPR | September 2013
Treating Kids' Cancer With Science And A Pocket Full Of Hope
NPR | September 2013
Tumor Paint May Make Brain Surgery Safer, More Effective
Healthline | September 2013
NPR Highlights Seattle’s Pediatric Cancer Innovator, Jim Olson
Xconomy | September 2013
Komo News - Local scientist wants you to pick the cure for cancer
KOMO | August 2013
Geek of the Week: Dr. Jim Olson’s ‘Project Violet’ is crowdfunding potential cures for cancer
Geekwire | August 2013
Hutch’s “Project Violet” Taps Crowd, Seeks $20M for Drug Discovery
Xconomy | August 2013
Project Violet: One Girl’s Legacy
Katy Bourne | August 2013
How Nature and a 9-Year Old Are Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment
TEDx Seattle | July 2013
"The Bite That Heals" Scientists are unlocking the medical potential of venom
National Geographic | February 2013
2018
Unlocking a new path for cystine-dense peptides
April 2018
New technological platform opens unexplored world of tiny proteins
February 2018
2017
Good News: Designing protein drugs for cancer: New method pinpoints a promising candidate
December 2017
New indication for Palbociclib
August 2017
Good News: CBS 'Sunday Morning' to feature Dr. Jim Olson's Tumor Paint research this weekend
July 2017
Childhood cancer survivor still inspires Fred Hutch researcher
January 2017
2016
Fred Hutch holiday gala raises more than $13 million for pediatric cancer research
December 2016
‘Kids are not little adults’: the challenge of treating the youngest cancer patients
November 2016
The rooms that remain: Coping with grief after a child dies
October 2016
Inaugural 'Oncology Summit' addresses academic-industry partnerships
September 2016
New methods to design small, targeted proteins with shapes not found in nature
September 2016
'Climb to Fight Cancer' volunteers scale mountains to help fund Fred Hutch research
August 2016
Mom of Seahawks' Justin Britt teams up with grieving dad to learn about new research
July 2016
‘A crack in the door’: Glimpses of hope for the future of brain
March 2016
2015
Toys to totems: Sacred artifacts keep lost loved ones close
October 2015
‘Turn it into something good’
August 2015
‘It’s your own drive that makes a difference’
July 2015
CIVO: drug development in the fast lane
June 2015
Good News at Fred Hutch
June 2015
Beau Biden's death highlights difficulty of treating brain cancers
June 2015
2014
Tumor Paint approved for first U.S. trial
September 2014
Prestigious SXSW features Fred Hutch’s Dr. Jim Olson
March 2014
Seahawks' mascot cheers on kids with brain cancer
January 2014
Anjuli's gift: The tissue donation that sparked a program to find new tumor treatments
January 2014
2013
New role for muscle gene as a tumor suppressor in brain cancer
November 2013
How a little girl with brain cancer inspired ‘citizen science’
August 2013
Sequestration: 'Wrong cuts at the wrong place at the wrong time'
April 2013
Researchers present ‘Science for Life’ every Thursday in February
February 2013
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