SCCA unites the expertise of three internationally renowned cancer care institutions—Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, UW Medicine, and Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center.

In The News

June 7, 2008 Join us for a free patient conference on the topic of Current Management of Myelodysplastic Syndromes, Myeloproliferative Disorders, and Aplastic Anemia. MDS Conference (PDF) >

May is Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month. Learn what you can do to prevent skin cancer. Prevent skin cancer >

April 30, 2008 SCCA's Dr. Barbara Goff and reminders of the important Ovarian Cancer symptoms to watch for featured in recent Snohomish County Business Journal article.

April 5, 2008 Medical school graduate, Greg Lipski, treated for leukemia at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, now in residency program at UW Medicine. Featured in the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
 

Patient Guide to Clinical Trials

The SCCA's Patient Guide to Clinical Trials is a comprehensive resource for cancer patients who are considering participating in a clinical trial, and their families and friends. more >

Listen to SCCA's Medical Director, Dr. F. Marc Stewart, as he speaks about Clinical Trials: Myths and Facts in a recent Patient Power interview. more >

Advancements in Breast Cancer Early Detection

• Dr. Connie Lehman speaks about the importance of early detection. more >
• New study shows MRIs may find more cancers in high risk women. more >
• Mobile Mammography Van provides convenience, alternatives. more >
• New technology emerging for mammograms. A KOMO-4 TV report. more >
• Learn about SCCA's completely digital mammography center. more >

Leading-Edge Innovations in Pediatric Stem Cell Transplantation

As the pioneering force behind bone marrow and stem cell transplants, SCCA physicians continue to lead the way with innovative new life-saving treatment options. more >

Find out why SCCA is the best place for your child to receive a bone marrow transplant. Watch the video here. more >

Bone Marrow or Stem Cell Transplantation

If you are considering having a bone marrow or stem cell transplant and want to discuss treatment options with a physician, please call our intake office and ask to speak to the clinical coordinator. The clinical coordinator is a physician transplant specialist from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Local Phone: (206) 288-SCCA (7222) Toll Free Number: (800) 804-8824  more >

Early Detection and Prevention of Lung Cancer

• SCCA's Lung Cancer Early Detection and Prevention Clinic provides assessment, treatment, and smoking cessation. more >
• About 90 percent of all Americans who are diagnosed with lung cancer are current or former smokers.  Find out more about reducing your risk for lung cancer. more > 
• Dr. Abigail Halperin, director of SCCA's Smoke Free Life Program, discusses the resources available to help smokers quit. more >

Are You a Cancer Survivor? 

• The Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Survivorship Program offers treatment, support, and education for survivors in the years after cancer treatment.   more >
• On Saturday, June 14th, 2008, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Survivorship Program will host its second annual "Moving Beyond Cancer to Wellness" educational event. The event will feature keynote speaker Linda Armstrong Kelly, mother of Lance Armstrong the seven-time winner of the Tour de France and cancer survivor. more >

MEDCON Consultation

MEDCON is a free education and referral service from the University of Washington School of Medicine. more >

Create an online webpage to communicate with loved ones during your treatment with CarePages. more >

Connect with Patient Power, a talk show that represents the patient's point of view and brings you Seattle Cancer Care Alliance medical experts, inspiring patients, survivors, and family members. more >

Latest News and Events

Participate in Community Events with Team SCCA more >

Pamela Clark: She Lives to Surf more >

SCCA to Develop Proton-Beam Therapy Center more >