Endeavor

When Fighting Cancer, Age Isn’t Just a Number

Many adolescent and young adult patients are not only dealing with their cancer diagnosis but also juggling relationships, careers and in some cases raising children.

Manning Up To Eliminate HPV

A new study suggests that physicians are less likely to recommend the HPV vaccine for boys.

Federal Funding Lowest for Gynecological Cancers

When it comes to money for cancer research, not all cancers are funded equally.

Is Triple Negative Breast Cancer Overdiagnosed?

Getting a second opinion for a cancer diagnosis is highly recommended, but even more so if you face triple negative breast cancer.

Five Questions With Dr. Le and the Benefits of Acupuncture

What exactly is acupuncture and what do those little needles really do? We sat down with Dr. Liem Quang Le, DAOM at Moffitt, to learn more.

Popping the Blue Pill Could Cut the Risk of Colorectal Cancer

Scientists have discovered a potential new use for the little blue pill.

Six Months after Hurricane Maria, Moffitt is Oasis in the Storm

A mother and son from Puerto Rico find care at Moffitt after Hurricane Maria battered the island.

Skip the Finger Exam? Not So Fast, Men

A Moffitt expert says digital prostate cancer screenings are still a good idea.

Can Cancer Treatment Break Your Heart?

Life-saving treatments for lymphoma and breast cancer may come with a cost to the heart.