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CDC Issues Measles Alert Over Rising Cases

Study shows people with cancer are at a higher risk for virus

20-Year-Old Hockey Player Overcomes Leukemia

Bone marrow transplant saves his life and gets him back on the ice

New FDA-Approved Gene-Editing Therapies for Sickle Cell Disease are ‘Game Changers’

Some sickle cell patients receive blood and marrow transplants at Moffitt Cancer Center

New Study Shows Promise in Equalizing Outcomes for Transplant Patients

Post-transplant drug has potential to close racial gap for mismatched donors

For Patients and Profession, Representation Matters

Recruiting a diverse faculty improves patient outcomes

USF Alumni Scores Game Ball During Continued Fight with Blood Cancer

Woman, 36, with slight exhaustion went in for routine physical and came out with cancer diagnosis

Get to Know Some of Moffitt Cancer Center’s Team Members

We’re highlighting the valuable contributions of our workforce in honor of Labor Day

Teacher Returns to the Classroom after Schooling Cancer

Tarik Mowatt was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma his first year teaching

Dad Beating Cancer Inspires Daughter to Become a Nurse

This Father’s Day, Courtney Rosenberg is thankful to be a caregiver in more ways than one

Hematologist Trains at Moffitt, Hoping to Benefit Armenians

Through a visiting physician program, a doctor is learning the intricacies of an allogeneic BMT procedure and care to help his home country

Dr. Michael Nieder Named Moffitt’s Physician of the Year

His secret to success? Caring.

IV Boot Camp Improves Patient Care at Moffitt

Blood and Marrow Transplant nurses create training program for new graduate nurses

Without Another Pill to Swallow

Moffitt nurses use essential oils to curb nausea in BMT patients

Proper Oral Care for Cancer Patients Reduces Infections

Blood and marrow transplant and cellular immunotherapy patients have better comfort and outcomes, new research shows

High School Biology Lesson Inspires Decades-long Career as Bone Marrow Transplanter

Dr. Lia Perez is a hematologist and researcher who is an expert in allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation

Moffitt Investigates First-of-Its-Kind Cellular Therapy in MDS Patients

Novel approach uses mismatched donor lymphocytes to activate patient’s immune system

Veteran Inspires Others to ‘Keep Fighting’ After Leukemia Diagnosis

Air Force combat medic now in remission after treatment for acute myeloid leukemia at Moffitt

Former Buccaneer Steve White Dies at 48 from Cancer

Defensive end was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia

Stem Cell Transplants Offer Hope for Rare Testicular Cancer Cases

High doses of chemotherapy are used for patients that don’t respond to initial treatment

COVID-19 Still a Risk for Patients with Cancer as Cases Rise

New studies look at treatments and vulnerability in cancer population

Infectious Disease Expert’s Biggest Challenge: Time

Meet Dr. Olga Klinkova of Internal and Hospital Medicine at Moffitt

Health Status, not Age, Should Determine CAR T Eligibility

Moffitt study outlines factors doctors should consider when recommending cellular therapy

New Donor Cell Transplant Treatment Shows Promise in Multiple Myeloma

Allogeneic hematopoietic cell transplantation can extend survival for patient when combined with chemotherapy

Finding the Match

Two Moffitt trials aim to provide better outcomes for minority bone marrow transplant patients

Like Mother, Like Daughters

Careers in healthcare a calling for the Rau family

Blood Counts

A bone marrow transplant from his brother and the love from his wife brought Caleb Morris back to life.

‘I Spent A Decade Battling Cancer’

How one young woman thrived despite three separate cancer diagnoses

New Cell Therapy Takes Advantage of a ‘Natural Killer’

Researchers study the use of natural killer cells instead of T cells in cellular immunotherapy

Sister, Sister

Bonds beyond DNA help sisters through transplant at Moffitt

Second HIV Patient in Remission after Stem Cell Transplant

Could answers lie in genetic mutation traced to Vikings?

Care Embodied Through Love and Faith

Caregivers come from different walks of life, are different ages and are related to those requiring care in various ways. There is no one face of a ca ...

Six Years Later: A New Normal

Eight and a half years ago, Steve Barber couldn’t imagine the life-changing challenge that lay ahead of him – or that it would take two strong women t ...

Tampa Police Officer Fights Crime and Cancer

Officer Marcus Elam laces up his running shoes to raise money for cancer research.

Possible Sinkhole Doesn’t Derail Multiple Myeloma Fighter

Laurie Vos stays focused on her cancer treatment while her home remains in jeopardy.

Five Things to Know about Bone Marrow Donation

Only 30 percent of patients who need a bone marrow transplant have a genetic match in their family. That is why bone marrow registries like Be The Mat ...

The Gift of Hope - As Told by Phil Jones

One year after his transplant, Phil Jones and his wife traveled to Tennessee to meet the man who gave him the “gift of extended life.”

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