Meet the Women Doctors Leading the Charge Against Lung Cancer at Moffitt

Physicians and researchers focus on getting more smokers screened and finding innovative ways to help them quit

Don’t Underestimate Breast Density as a Cancer Risk

New study indicates majority of women believe breast density cancer risks are low

The Ultimate Cancer Screening Guide for Women

Cancer Screening Guide for Men

When should you get checked?

Why Are Advanced-Stage Cervical Cancer Cases Rising?

A new study shows increases in both white and Black women

Health Huddle Brings Men’s Cancer Screenings to Community

Moffitt partners with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to offer free screenings and education for uninsured and underinsured

Prevention, Screening and Treatment Critical to Reducing Cancer Deaths

Moffitt Cancer Center experts share latest advances at Research Innovations event in New York

Katie Couric Calls Breast Cancer Diagnosis ‘Teachable Moment’

The journalist is encouraging women to get their annual screening mammogram

Focusing a Lens on Breast Cancer

Snapshots of Courage brings breast cancer stories to life through photos

Almost Half of Cancer Deaths Could be Preventable

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

Moffitt Brings Free Cancer Screenings to Pier 60 on July 30

The annual event provides skin, head and neck screenings on the beach

Younger Americans Not Seeking Colorectal Cancer Screening

Screening rates are on the rise for all age groups, but people 50-54 are lagging

Treating Precancerous Growths Cuts Risk of Anal Cancer in People with HIV

New study provides a rationale for screening in high risk populations

New Chemoprevention Study Aims to Prevent Lung Cancer

Moffitt study examines if fish oil and a compound in turmeric can shrink lung nodules

Overdiagnoses in Breast Cancer Can Happen, but Not Often Enough to Cause Alarm

Screening and early detection are your best defense

President Biden Revives Cancer Moonshot Program

His goal is to reduce cancer deaths by 50% over the next 25 years

What is Circulating Tumor DNA?

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

Jon Gosselin’s Ex-Girlfriend: ‘Don’t Put Off Mammograms’

Even during a pandemic, breast screening is safe and essential

More than 200 Screened at Moffitt’s Mole Patrol Event at Pier 60

The annual event returned to Clearwater Beach with skin and head and neck screenings

Moffitt Brings Cancer Screenings Back to Pier 60

The July 31 event marks 25 years of Mole Patrol’s free screenings

Prostate Cancer Can’t Keep Air Force Veteran Grounded

His life’s work has been dedicated to protecting the community and giving back, “I felt like someone punched me in the gut,” Air Force veteran recalls

“Don’t Let My Story Be Your Story”

Melanoma patient says don’t let suspicious moles go unchecked

Florida Takes Steps to Eliminate HPV-Related Cancers

New state cancer plan outlines improved screening and prevention of cancers caused by the human papillomavirus

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.

Adrenal Cancer: Potential Killer Lurking Atop Kidneys

Awareness is key, says Moffitt expert

Lesser Known Symptom Alerts NBC Anchor to Breast Cancer

Three years after reporting on rare symptoms of breast cancer, Kristen Dahlgren spotted one on herself

Are Commercial Tests A Mismatch for African American Prostate Cancer Patients?

The tests, developed among European American men, may not accurately predict risks for progression

Living Longer with Lung Cancer?

New report shows progress nationally, but numbers are mixed for Florida

Will Smith Chronicles First Colonoscopy in Viral Video

Doctors discovered a precancerous polyp during the procedure

Confused about Colon Cancer Screening?

New guidelines offer guidance on when and how to be screened

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.

A Shot Against Cancer

Without consistent messaging, Florida HPV vaccination rates trail the nation.

Beauty is Skin Deep

Former Miss Universe diagnosed with Melanoma

Are Breast Cancer Testing Guidelines Out of Date?

An estimated 10 percent of breast cancers are hereditary, making genetic testing a good tool for cancer prevention, early diagnosis and creating scree ...

If You’re at Risk, New Study Affirms Lung Cancer Screening is the Right Choice

Early lung cancer usually has no symptoms, so it’s hard to detect early when there is the best chance for a cure.

Grey’s Anatomy Star Misinforms on Ovarian Cancer

She may play a doctor on television, but Grey’s Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo is no medical expert.

New Test Can Help Predict Cervical Cancer in HPV-Positive Women

The test can more accurately predict whether an HPV-positive woman would develop cervical cancer within five years compared to a Pap test.

Breast Cancer in Men

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in American women besides skin cancer, but it also impacts men.

Mom-Daughter Duo Find Purpose in Club After Breast Cancer Journey

Marnee Long and her daughter fundraise and advocate for breast cancer through Tampa Catholic’s ‘Think Pink’ club.

Global Cancer Deaths Expected to Rise to Nearly 10 Million This Year

Cancer is the second-leading cause of death worldwide, and according to the World Health Organization (WHO) cancer deaths are expected to rise to near ...

PSA Testing: What Is It and Is It Right for Me?

Screening can help find many prostate cancers early, but there are still questions about whether the benefits of screening outweigh the risks for most ...

5 Signs of Ovarian Cancer You Could Be Missing

Early stages of the disease often cause no symptoms and the cancer has usually spread by the time it is diagnosed.

Sunscreen Pills Are A Thing, But The Thing Is, They Don’t Really Work

Moffitt Cancer Center doctors warn that there’s no pill or capsule that can replace your sunscreen.

Changes to CT Scan Prep

Many patients undergoing a CT scan at Moffitt can drink water instead of barium contrast.

Large Number of Healthy Adults Not Being Screened for Lung Cancer

Lung cancer screening is free to those who qualify and can save lives, but not a lot of people are taking advantage of it.

New Prostate Cancer Screening Guidelines

Should men be screened for prostate cancer? The answer can be tricky. New guidelines are helping you make the right choice.

When 30 is the new 40

New guidelines recommend women get screened for breast cancer beginning at age 30.

Studies Show More Cancer Recurrences with Minimally Invasive Hysterectomies

Data presented at the Society of Gynecologic Oncology meeting shows that while MIS - which includes robotic surgeries - has been gaining momentum, an ...

Get A-'Head' of Cancer with Head and Neck Screening

As Director of Breast Imaging at Moffitt, Dr. Blaise Mooney is used to spending a lot of time at the cancer center. But he never expected to walk in a ...

Manning Up To Eliminate HPV

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

Skip the Finger Exam? Not So Fast, Men

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

Merkel Cell Carcinoma: Rare, Deadly and on the Rise

Merkel cell carcinoma is a rare but deadly type of skin cancer that is on the rise, driven by an aging population.

What You Need to Know about At-Home Tests and Colonoscopies

Have you been prescribed a home colorectal test kit? Experts say they are effective, if used correctly.

Ladies, Under 50? You Might be at Risk for Stomach Cancer

A new study finds that incidents of lower gastric cancer are rising for non-Hispanic whites, particularly women.

New Florida Bill Would Mandate HPV Vaccine for Public School Students

A bill has been introduced in the Florida Legislature that would require public school students to be vaccinated for human papillomavirus, or HPV.

Cervical Cancer Q&A with Dr. Chon

Dr. Hye Sook Chon, a gynecologic oncologist at Moffitt Cancer Center, answers frequently asked questions about cervical cancer.

Vaccination Could Prevent Reinfection in Men with HPV

According to a study published last month, men who have been infected with a particular type of HPV – HPV16 – are 20 times more likely to be reinfecte ...