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Can Improving Access to Genetic Testing Help Accelerate Personalized Care?

Collaborative Moffitt initiative hopes to raise interest and awareness of lifesaving resources

Get the Conversation Started—Thanksgiving is Also National Family Health History Day

It may not be the first thing that comes to mind when celebrating the holiday, but with the relatives gathered around the table there really is no bet...

Why Aren’t More Patients with Cancer Undergoing Genetic Testing?

According to a new study, only 6.8% of patients were tested for inheritable genetic variants

Group Calls for Fallopian Tube Removal to Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk

Without effective screening, the procedure acts as a preventive tool

Tennis Legend Chris Evert Reveals Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis

Cancer was discovered following a preventive hysterectomy

Hockey World Mourns Loss of Tony Esposito to Pancreatic Cancer

Hall of Fame netminder dies at 78

Breast Cancer in Teens is Rare, But Not Unheard Of

‘Anne with an E’ star’s breast cancer diagnosis puts spotlight on young patients

5 Myths About Genetic Testing

Get all the facts on genetic counseling

Breaking Down Language Barriers to Genetic Counseling and Testing

Moffitt creates booklet to educate and encourage Spanish-speaking breast cancer survivors to learn about their genes

Beyond BRCA: Know Your Inherited Cancer Risk

Genetic testing for inherited breast cancer risk includes more than BRCA1 & BRCA2

Do You Need a Negative COVID-19 Test to Return to Work?

New CDC guidelines change the process for health care personnel returning to work

Genetic Counseling Goes Virtual

Counselors find new ways to connect with patients over video chat

On-site COVID-19 Testing Improves Safety at Moffitt

With the capacity to complete 1,000 tests daily, patients and team members are better protected

Revolutionizing Ovarian Cancer Treatment through Genetics Testing

Certain genetic mutations can play an important role in treatment options

Moffitt Develops COVID-19 Testing for Patients

With an urgent need for testing, Moffitt labs joined forces to develop a quick test with same-day results

Can Gene Editing Improve Cellular Immunotherapy?

New study suggests CRISPR edited cells can be used to enhance T cell receptor therapy

Behind the Microscope

Pathologists — the 'doctor's doctor' — are using next generation genetic testing to provide better diagnosis and treatment options.

What’s in Your Genes?

Genetic screening offers options for prevention, early detection and treatment

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 ...

It’s All In Your Genes

23andMe receives FDA approval for test that could inform which drugs will work for you

Is Immunotherapy the Key to Fighting Ovarian Cancer?

Oncologists believe immunotherapy could be the missing piece of the puzzle.

Patients with Genetic Risk for Cancer Feel at Home in New Program

The GeneHome program is a hereditary clinic that sees patients who have had genetic testing and been found to carry a change in a gene that can cause ...

You Can Test Cancer Risk from Home with Consumer DNA Kit

A new FDA approved at-home genetic testing kit can help you determine if you’re at an increased risk for breast cancer, but is it the best option for ...

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