| Moffitt

Using Any Hormonal Birth Control Slightly Increases Breast Cancer Risk

First-of-its-kind study compares different types of popular hormonal contraceptives

7 Green Foods to Incorporate Into Your Diet - Especially on St. Patrick’s Day

This list brings a whole new meaning to “eat your greens"

Exercising Just Once a Month Can Help Keep Your Brain in Shape, Study Finds

Moffitt researcher shares 5 tips to help you get started

Pancreatic Cancer Rates Rising in Younger Women

Study shows cases in women under 55 are increasing 2.4% more than in men

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Greater Cancer Risk, Study Finds

Increased consumption tied specifically to ovarian and breast cancer risk

How Mindfulness Can Help Caregivers Reduce Stress

Mindfulness helps you notice thoughts, emotions and sensations as they arise without necessarily acting on them in that moment

4 Easy Steps You Can Take to Reduce Your Cancer Risk

Keep those healthy New Year’s resolutions rolling into February, National Cancer Prevention Month

10 Minutes of Exercise Could Save Lives

Study shows increasing physical activity could prevent 110,000 deaths a year

Would You Skip the Drink to Lower Your Cancer Risk?

Limiting your alcohol intake can promote a healthy lifestyle

Quitting Smoking? 3 Tips to Beat Your Urges

Moffitt develops programs in English and Spanish to help smokers kick butts

Healthy Tips and Tricks for this Holiday Season

Prevent Weight Gain During the Most Tempting Time of the Year

Men, It’s Time to Eat Your Veggies

New research suggests a plant-based diet may lower a man’s risk of colorectal cancer

Turning Pain into Purpose

The science and stories behind how exercise can brighten cancer’s darkest days

Miles for Moffitt a Place to Make Friends

Stage 3 breast cancer survivor motivates others to run during Miles for Moffitt

6 Exercises to Build Strength During Cancer Treatment

Moffitt doctor creates exercise routine to help patients maintain strength and muscle mass during cancer treatment

7 Healthy Lifestyle Tips for Breast Cancer Patients

Diet, alcohol consumption and exercise can play a role in how you feel during treatment

Cancer Can’t Slow Triathlete Down

Stage 4 kidney cancer didn’t stop Michael Morris from competing in his 300th triathlon

Drinking Increases Risk for All Cancers, New Study Shows

Korean study of 4.5 million people found high cancer rate for heavy imbibers

Studies Confirm Link Between Overly Processed Foods and Cancer

Men who consumed large amounts of processed food had 29% higher colorectal cancer risk

Almost Half of Cancer Deaths Could be Preventable

Smoking, drinking, obesity most common preventable risk factors, study finds

Packing Allergy Friendly School Lunches

Here are creative and nutritious options that skip the milk, eggs and nuts

How To Stay Safe as Temperatures Soar?

What you eat and when you venture outside can impact your health

Can Intermittent Fasting Optimize Our Ability to Fight Cancer?

Dr. Patrick Hwu answers the question in this Moffitt Medical Minute.

Can Managing Stress Help with Your Weight?

Moffitt study will investigate if stress management techniques help Black women lose weight

Study Shows Alcohol Use Linked to Multiple Cancers

4% of all new cancer cases in 2020 were attributable to alcohol consumption

Clearing the Air on Cancer Risks of Smoked or Grilled Meats

What you need to know before you indulge at your next barbecue

Should Alcohol Come with a Cancer Warning Label?

Alcohol is associated with an increased risk for several types of cancer

Is Green Tea Beneficial to Prostate Health?

Moffitt study evaluates whether catechins found in green tea can slow prostate cancer growth

Cancer Patients Should Know How To Avoid A Fall

Those undergoing treatment have a higher incidence of injuries from avoidable falls

Are You Dehydrated?

9 signs you may want to drink up

Summer Reminders for Cancer Survivors

Safe ways for cancer survivors to beat the heat.

Sitting More? Your Cancer Risk Just Went Up

New study links a more sedentary lifestyle with increased risk for cancer, cancer mortality

Exercise, Diet and Alcohol: How to Reduce Your Cancer Risk

The American Cancer Society released new guidelines to reduce cancer risk.

Working from Home? Stay Healthy with These Tips

Just because you’re at home more, doesn’t mean you can’t stay active

No Meat on the Shelves? Here’s Some Alternatives.

The COVID-19 pandemic is leaving some grocery aisle shelves bare

Building Resiliency Through Movement and Breath

Move your body, calm your mind

Recovering from COVID-19 At Home

What you need to self-manage and when to seek further help

Cleaning and Disinfecting Tips to Tackle COVID 19

Cleaning & Disinfecting Tips to Tackle COVID-19

Best practices for keeping your home and belongings clean and virus-free

Dining Safely During the COVID-19 Pandemic

To limit your potential exposure to the virus while dining out, consider these tips

Immune Boosting Foods – What Are They And Do They Help?

Building a strong immune system is key in the protection against a virus.

You May Want to Plan Before Springing Ahead

That missing hour of sleep is more important than you think.

Can Healthy Eating Reduce the Risk of Dying from Breast Cancer?

Study suggests a low-fat diet has positive health benefits for cancer patients.

The Power of Phytochemicals

Phytochemicals used alone or in combination have been shown to prevent cancer and to help treat the side effects of cancer.

Should You Wear a Face Mask to Protect from Novel Coronavirus?

The coronavirus outbreak in China has many reaching for face masks across the globe.

ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE™

The journey to IRONMAN Florida

‘The Truth about Food and Cancer’ with Dr. Nagi Kumar

Moffitt researcher weighs in on how plant compounds can regulate disease

Exercise May Help Cancer Patients Live Longer

It may also help avoid cancer in the first place

If You Have Cancer, Heart Health Matters More

Check out these tips to keep your ticker tiptop. Hint: Pushing a shopping cart counts.

Ladies, Get Moving!

Today is Women’s Health and Fitness Day.

Don’t Sacrifice Skin Health For Vitamin D. Take a Supplement

Recent headlines argue sunscreen use may block vitamin D absorption.

Hoping for a Quicker Recovery? Drink Up.

Immunonutrition drink proves beneficial for patients if taken prior to surgery.

Swap Red Meat to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk

A recent study found an association between red meat and breast cancer.

Obesity May be Even More of a Cancer Risk Than We Thought

New research shows the effect of obesity on cancer risk is at least double past estimates.

New Study Shows Drinking Coffee Does Not Affect Your Cancer Risks

Moffitt expert says study should put to rest fears of coffee increasing risk of most cancers.

Soda, Fruit Juice Study Tough to Swallow?

Both linked to higher risk of cancer.

Grilling Red Meat? Read This First

Eating burgers, hot dogs is linked to early death, study shows.

Do Antioxidants Cause Lung Cancer to Spread?

Antioxidants come from two places: they’re in certain foods and the body also naturally produces them.

Fitness Trackers May Benefit Cancer Patients

Can a fitness tracker improve quality of life?

Diet Diminishes Risk of Death from Breast Cancer

A low-fat, plant-based diet has been linked to a reduced risk of death from breast cancer.

Measles Outbreak Facts for Cancer Patients

For cancer patients with compromised immune systems, the recent outbreak raises greater concern.

Eating Walnuts May Help Breast Cancer Patients

New research shows walnuts could help women who are dealing with breast cancer.

Tampa Bay Area Men Flock to Moffitt’s 19th Annual Men’s Health Forum

The annual forum is a way for Tampa Bay area men to get screened for a variety of health issues, all at no charge.

Five Green Foods for St. Patrick’s Day

Here are five green foods to add to your St. Paddy's Day menu!

Shiver Me Timbers! Staying Active Can Keep Cancer at Bay

Tell cancer to walk the plank by pounding the pavement during the Gasparilla Distance Classic.

Eating Alkaline

Is there merit to Tom Brady's alkaline diet?

Weight Loss and other Cancer Warning Signs Not to Ignore

Play it smart and talk to your doctor if you experience these red flags.

Excess Weight Gain Contributes to Cancer

A new report says excess body weight accounts for 7 percent of cancer cases in the United States.

Should Your Parties Include Probiotics?

With a little thought and planning you’ll have healthy, attractive and delicious options that appeal to a broad range of guests.

Five Fitness Tips for Cancer Patients

Prepare now to participate in Miles for Moffitt

Virtual Visit

Now, more patients can receive top-notch, Moffitt-quality care without leaving the comfort of their homes.

Breast Cancer Survivors Find Their Wings in SOAR Program

“I learned that this isn’t temporary; survivorship is a lifestyle change...And that it’s all doable.”

When Cancer is Part of Your Thanksgiving

Tips to help patients navigate holiday gatherings

Alarming Number of Americans Believe Alternative Medicine Cures Cancer

Moffitt expert urges caution, suggests complement to conventional care

Can Eating Organic Reduce Your Cancer Risk?

A new study suggests eating only organic fruits and veggies can reduce your risk of developing certain cancers

Why You Should Fall for Pumpkin This Season

Pumpkins and winter squashes are a great cancer prevention and cancer survivorship food.

Can a Keto Diet Help Cancer Treatment?

Study shows that a low-carb diet may raise the effectiveness of cancer-fighting drugs.

Can Fitness Trackers Help Doctors with Your Cancer Treatment?

A new study found wearable devices gather useful data that may help predict patient outcomes.

Do Late Night Dinners Increase Your Cancer Risks?

Study shows two-hour wait between dinner and bedtime correlates to lower breast, prostate cancer risks.

Do Sugar, Carbs and Other Inflammatory Foods Feed Cancer?

Carbohydrates, fat and protein are the three principal types of nutrients used as a source of energy for the body. So why are carbs under suspicion f ...

American Cancer Society Says Colon Cancer Screening Should Begin Earlier

The group released new guidelines calling for screenings to start at age 45.

Helping Cancer Survivors Overcome Insomnia

New study shows two effective tools can help survivors get a better night’s sleep.

The Power of Vitality: Clinic Helps Patients Who Have Lost Appetite and Weight

For most advanced-stage cancer patients, the disease is not the only battle they’re fighting.

'Nightmare Germs' Shouldn’t Keep You Awake

The germs that cause infections are getting smarter. But there are simple things you can do to stay healthy and safe.

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.

Five Health Tips to Win March Madness

Even if your team doesn’t win, you don’t have to be a loser when it comes to your health.

Feeling Lucky?

Are you testing the luck of the Irish by toasting St. Patrick with a pint of emerald ale?

Food for Thought: Five Tips for Reading Nutrition Labels

You walk into the grocery store armed with a cart and your list. But are you ready to take on the biggest challenge? Ensuring the food you buy is heal ...

Thinking of Eating Almonds and Cashews? Go Nuts.

A bite-size snack may have a big impact when it comes to colon cancer.

Very Berry and Spinach Salad

You can't miss fresh strawberries in the grocery aisle. Did you know this superfruit is rich in folates, vitamin C and packed with antioxidants? Try t ...

Is Daylight Saving Time Hurting Your Health

Heart attacks, strokes and miscarriages: Find out how Daylight Saving Time may be dangerous for your health.

Moffitt Celebrates Patient Safety Awareness Week With Events

Moffitt will recognize Patient Safety Awareness Week (March 11-17) with weeklong events to give patients and their caregivers the opportunity to inter ...

Savor the Strawberry

Will you be among the half a million expected at the annual Florida Strawberry Festival? Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits of strawberries ar ...

There’s No Sugar Coating It: Sugary Soft Drinks Linked to Cancer

You may want to think twice before pouring yourself another glass of soda. The sweet drink has been linked to cancer.

Cleaning or Smoking: Which is Worse for Your Lungs?

A new study suggests household chores could be harmful to your health.

New Study Links Ultra-Processed Foods to Cancer

Processed foods can cause you to pack on the pounds, but now there’s another reason to think twice before hitting the drive-thru.

Fat Tuesday Doesn’t Have to Live up to Its Name

Celebrate the holiday by eating the colors of Carnival instead of reaching for King Cake.

Filter Results

96 Articles Found