Bastyr Receives $3.1 Million Grant for Cancer Research

Modern cancer care is evolving and Bastyr University is at the forefront, conducting leading-edge research into patient-centered care. Recognizing the value of complementary cancer care, the National Institutes of Health recently announced a $3.1 million grant to fund a joint study by Bastyr University and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. Learn more about the study and how you can participate.

Eat to Beat Breast Cancer

Research continues to show that daily lifestyle changes can have significant effects on breast cancer risk. Three food categories have proven to be preventive powerhouses: multicolored foods, flax seeds and beans and lentils.

Try Black Cohosh for Menopause Relief

Searching for a safer alternative to hormone replacement therapy? Black cohosh extract can provide safe relief for menopause symptoms like hot flashes — and may also lower the risk of breast cancer.

Cancer Care at Bastyr: Beyond the Oncologist

Cancer treatment may typically involve surgery, chemotherapy or radiation therapy. Adding natural treatments — such as herbs or acupuncture — can increase survival chances and improve your quality of life. Learn more...

Recipe: Bruschetta with Watercress and Tomato

Looking for a fresh new way to enjoy your summer tomatoes and their cancer-fighting carotenoids? Try this bruschetta with a peppery bite of watercress, created by a Bastyr nutrition student. Get cooking...