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Vaping is popular and ubiquitous and the devices' chemicals can potentially do damage to developing bodies and brains. That makes it essential to come up with an proven intervention to help teens quit. Fred Hutch's Dr. Jonathan Bricker is developing a new digital therapeutics app to do just that.

Jonathan Bricker, the chair of the Arkansas District Export Council, explains the council's role and how businesses can take advantage of exporting.

Fred Hutch experts talked about how to fine-tune behaviors — especially diet, exercise, and smoking — to lower our risk of cancer and other diseases. And an infectious disease expert offered the latest insights on COVID-19.

Jannie Keck was named assistant vice president/branch manager at the Main Street branch of Today's Bank in Huntsville in January, after serving in a variety of roles at the branch since 2018. Keck has served as a teller, new account representative, customer service representative, bank operation assistant and assistant branch manager.

Jannie Keck was named assistant vice president/branch manager at the Main Street branch of Today's Bank in Huntsville in January, after serving in a variety of roles at the branch since 2018. Keck has served as a teller, new account representative, customer service representative, bank operation assistant and assistant branch manager.

Experts across Fred Hutch gave their reads on what's to come in 2022, including technological advancements, new standards of care for people with cancer and progress against infectious disease.

“Representation is really important; it plays a vital role in cancer prevention and research,” said Craig Dee, a member of the Navajo (Dine’) Tribe, and a community health educator with the Fred Hutch/UW Cancer Consortium’s Office of Community Outreach & Engagement. Learn how Indigenous researchers are working to improve cancer outcomes in their communities.

Spotlight Featured Researcher Jonathan Bricker. With cutting-edge psychology and technology, he helps millions adopt healthy habits and reduce their cancer risk.

How to quit smoking: 5 actions you can take now to stop and reclaim your health Shutterstock Be fully honest with your physician about your smoking so she or he can come up strategies that will work for you. By Megan Marples, CNN Cigarette smoking is a highly addictive habit that can have long-term, adverse health effects, but there is hope for those who want to quit thanks to innovative apps, help lines and proven coping strategies. In 2019, over 34 million Americans smoked, according to the U...