Thursday, December 1, 2005 • Vol 11, Issue 23

Dr. Sunil Hingorani, Clinical Research Division, led the development of the first mouse model of pancreatic cancer. Study of the animal cancer (on the screen above), which mimics the deadly disease in humans, could lead to earlier detection, better therapies and improved rates of survival. Photo by Todd McNaught

• A model for success
  Pancreatic-cancer scientist Sunil Hingorani aims to translate findings made in mice into effective ways to diagnose and treat the human disease
  
  
• Fighting an intractable disease
  Joint effort between Hutchinson Center and Group Health Cooperative aims to identify risk factors, aid early detection of pancreatic cancer
  
  

• Astros' Craig Biggio named 2005 Hutch Award winner
  
  
• Holiday craft fair tomorrow in Arnold benefits Hutch Kids
  
  
• Sanders named Swanson Family Endowed Chair
  
  
• Research Ethics Education offers tech-transfer lecture Dec. 7
  
  
• Enter the annual door-decorating contest by Thursday, Dec. 8
  
  
• Eat breakfast with clowns, jugglers, ballet dancers — and Santa!
  
  
• LOGO Cart sale today in Arnold
  
  
• Be ready for inclement weather; know emergency information hotline
  
  
• Save the date, Dec. 16, for next Science Friday in Pelton
  
  
• Internet Services offers Web-author training Jan. 10 in Yale Building
  
  

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