Shannon E. Fogh

Dr. Shannon E. Fogh is an Associate Professor in the Division of Radiation Oncology at the University of Washington School of Medicine and the Clinical Research Division at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center. She is dual board-certified in Radiation Oncology and Integrative Medicine, specializing in brain tumors (primary/metastatic) and integrative approaches to cancer care. Her clinical practice focuses on maximizing patient quality of life through evidence-based integrative oncology.

Education includes:

• BA in Psychology, University of Washington (1999)
• MS and MD from Boston University School of Medicine (2001, 2005)
• Radiation Oncology Residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (2010)
• Integrative Medicine Fellowship at UCSF (2021)

Her research bridges radiation oncology and integrative medicine, with emphases on:

• Microbiome-stress-cancer interactions
• Neurocognitive symptom mitigation ('chemo brain')
• Radiation toxicity reduction
• Integrative interventions for treatment side effects (e.g., esophagitis prevention)

She has led national cooperative group trials and authored >60 publications.

Publication analysis shows dominant themes in neuro-oncology (meningioma, glioblastoma), advanced radiation techniques, clinical trial design, and integrative symptom management. Recent work emphasizes precision radiotherapy and neuroprotection strategies.

Dr. Fogh collaborates with multi-institutional teams (e.g., NRG Oncology) and mentors through the Osher Collaborative. No awards or students are explicitly documented in provided sources.