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Providence Swedish researchers continue to lead the development of CAR T therapy for cancer and autoimmune diseases
Lupus, Neurology and Providence Swedish Cancer Institute teams working with our global partners, treated our 100th unique cell therapy research patient this fall. Learn more.
When menopause and breast cancer treatment overlap, supportive, experienced care teams help patients survive and thrive
Strong evidence suggests that addressing menopausal symptoms improves treatment adherence and long-term outcomes. A Providence Swedish menopause expert shares more.
More kids are getting vaccinated for RSV. That's good for everyone.
With more infants protected, emergency departments and pediatric intensive care units feel a reduced burden during cold and flu season. Learn more.
A promising advance in the treatment of Huntington’s Disease
Huntington’s Disease is a fatal genetic condition with few treatments — until now. A new gene therapy has shown a remarkable reduction in Huntington’s symptoms. Learn more.
Emerging hope for patients with small cell lung cancer
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 son's legacy, a mother's gratitude
Lee Stanley's late son was a Providence Swedish caregiver deeply committed to his colleagues and community. When Stanley needed heart surgery, that community was there for her every step of the way.
She refused to let breast cancer dim her shine
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.
Swedish hospitals are once again recognized with prestigious stroke and diabetes care awards
The American Heart Association presents the annual Get With The Guidelines awards for data-supported achievements in innovation and excellence in patient care. Learn more.
115 years of philanthropy at Providence Swedish
Built by community support, Providence Swedish has been a cornerstone of compassionate care in the Puget Sound region for more than a century. Learn more.
Have you been diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosus? You may be eligible for a study at Providence Swedish.
Providence Swedish is the site of two studies for new medicines to treat SLE. Read more to find out of about how you can participate.
Focused ultrasound treatments mark the one million-patient milestone. Swedish pioneered the technology.
In 2024 alone, more than 150,000 patients received focused ultrasound treatments. Providence Swedish is home to the Northwest’s premier program. Watch the video to learn more.
Can a shingles vaccine protect your brain?
In a recent study, a shingles vaccine showed promise in staving off dementia. A Providence Swedish expert explains.
At the Providence Swedish Cancer Institute, Kuni Foundation grants support a diverse research lineup
Funding supports projects studying lung cancer in non-smokers, treatment-resistant breast cancer, and ovarian cancer outcomes. Learn more.
With the Cyberknife S7, Providence Swedish offers the latest in robotic radiotherapy
The platform was introduced at our First Hill campus this week and offers precision, individualized treatment for many types of cancer, benign tumors and vascular conditions.
"It's amazing. Everything was easier." Learn more about life-changing essential tremor treatment at Swedish.
These remarkable women bonded over their struggle with essential tremor. They chose different paths for treatment. Watch the video to learn more about movement disorder treatment at Swedish.
Hope for patients with glioblastoma
Patients glioblastoma brain tumors have not benefited much from recent treatment advances. Yet. Because Swedish experts are working to change that.
The Swedish MS Center: New leadership committed to our tradition of visionary care
Pavle Repovic, M.D., Ph.D., has dedicated his career to caring for MS patients and slowing the disease’s progress. Learn more about Dr. Repovic’s vision for the country’s best MS Center.
Research at Swedish is saving lives. Your support will help it continue.
Collaboration, innovation and commitment to our patients drive the development of revolutionary medicine. Philanthropy helps make it possible.
New research reveals an increase in sleep-related sudden infant death
A Providence Swedish pediatrics expert discusses SUID and offers guidance to keep your baby sleeping safely. Watch the short video to learn more.
Leading US health systems launch the Truveta Genome Project, creating the world’s largest and most diverse database to discover the science
The Regeneron Genetics Center® will sequence up to ten million exomes, helping to accelerate drug discovery and transform patient care.