Malnutrition Plays Role in Treatment Response, Study Shows

Lung cancer patients with recent weight loss had worse response to immunotherapy

Research Explores the Unique Needs of Young Adult Cancer Survivors

Study focuses on adapting intervention designed for older adults to meet the needs of teens and young adults

Study Explores mRNA Vaccine Combo Therapy for Advanced Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer

Investigators study safety and efficacy of mRNA-based cancer vaccine combined with immunotherapy

Tackling Ovarian Cancer by Studying It Outside the Body

Moffitt investigators developed 3D tumor models to learn how cancer grows in real time

Shining a Light on Understudied Populations Impacted by Prostate Cancer

Study identifies gene changes that increase prostate cancer mortality rate for Puerto Rican men

Highlighting Moffitt Cancer Center’s Breakthrough Research

Faculty, postdocs and students presenting at the 2024 American Association for Cancer Research annual meeting

Identifying Accelerated Biological Age in Young Colorectal Cancer Patients Could Improve Post-Treatment Care

A small pilot study investigated the difference in biological age between younger and older adult colorectal cancer patients

Can Improving Access to Genetic Testing Help Accelerate Personalized Care?

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

What You Need To Know About Head and Neck Cancer

Most common cancers start in the mouth and throat

Richard Simmons Shares Skin Cancer Diagnosis

The fitness icon is in a long line of celebrities sharing their encounter with basal cell carcinoma

FDA Set to Approve Earlier Use of CAR T for Multiple Myeloma

The treatment is currently approved for patients who fail four lines of treatment

CDC Issues Measles Alert Over Rising Cases

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

Kate Middleton Is Receiving Preventive Chemotherapy. What Is It?

Princess of Wales revealed cancer diagnosis following January surgery

5 Tips for Helping Your Kids Cope With Cancer

Moffitt’s Social Work team shares tips on communicating a diagnosis with family members

ESPN’s Hannah Storm Shares Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Screening mammography detected her breast cancer at the earliest stage

Can a Blood Test Detect Colorectal Cancer?

A new study shows blood-based screening test is successful in 83% of people with the disease

There’s No Crying in Baseball, But There Should Be Sunscreen

Did you know 1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime? Moffitt’s Mole Patrol is helping baseball fans protect themselves from the s ...

2 Small Clinical Trials Spark Cautious Hope in Glioblastoma Treatment

While early, the trials show CAR T immunotherapy can shrink brain tumors

Actress Olivia Munn Brings Awareness to Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool

After she was diagnosed with the disease, she urges women to be proactive with their health

Regardless of Your Identity or Background, Know Your Risk Factors for Breast Cancer

Guidelines for the transgender patient population are available and continually evolving

Researcher Aims to Use Math to Improve Treatment Options and Reduce Health Disparities

Renee Brady-Nicholls, Ph.D., talks about how crunching numbers makes a real-life difference for patients

Christie Brinkley Feels Lucky After Early Skin Cancer Detection

The model and actress shared her diagnosis on Instagram

Celebrating Women’s Contributions to Social Work

Highlighting key figures, milestones and movements that have shaped the profession

Patients Can Receive Care for All Cancer Types When Moffitt at SouthShore Opens in January

The new facility will also feature a full radiology suite on day one

What Is MRI Linac?

Dr. Patrick Hwu explains the advantages of MRI Linac over traditional radiation treatment

10 Cancer-Fighting Foods You Should Be Eating

Moffitt dietitian shows you how to make healthy foods “unapologetically delicious”

Colorectal Cancer: What You Need to Know

Moffitt expert highlights when and how to screen, risk factors and more

What Sets Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Apart?

It lacks the three most common types of receptors that fuel cancer growth

Get the Facts and Spread the Word on HPV

Join us in promoting HPV awareness and vaccination

Confusion May Be Driving Low Cervical Cancer Screening Rates

Moffitt expert breaks down when and how you should be screened

Rare Spine Cancer Claims Son of Gary Sinise

McCanna Anthony “Mac” Sinise was diagnosed with chordoma in 2018

Surgeon Shares Biggest Lesson: ‘Never Underestimate the Power of Hope’

Monica Avila, MD, talks about what inspires her, what challenges her and what exciting projects she’s working on

Dr. Jonathan Zager Named Moffitt’s Physician of the Year

He’s passionate about the care he gives his patients

A Family’s Fight Against Pancreatic Cancer

More than a year after her diagnosis, Nancy Gregory is celebrating survivorship at a private Tampa Bay Lightning practice

Is Outpatient CAR T Therapy Safe for Multiple Myeloma Patients?

Outpatient treatment significantly reduced average hospital stay to four days, study shows

For This Doctor, It Really Is Brain Surgery

Neurosurgeon Dr. Arnold Etame hopes a new clinical trial will lead to better patient outcomes for those with brain cancer

What Does TIL Therapy Look Like?

The manufacturing process takes two to three months

Learn More About TIL Therapy

Dr. Patrick Hwu explains the process

New Breakthrough Therapy for Metastatic Melanoma Receives FDA Approval

The personalized therapy uses a patient’s own immune cells to recognize and fight cancer

How Can You Avoid Caregiver Burnout?

A cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming for both the patient and their loved ones

Can Staying Fit Reduce Your Prostate Cancer Risk?

New study shows a man’s cardio fitness can affect if he will develop the disease

Cancer Treatment Can Be Hard on the Heart. Moffitt Has a Team for That.

The Cardio-Oncology Program at Moffitt treats patients with a risk of heart issues before, during and after treatment

Toby Keith Dies at 62

The country music star was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2022

Couple Nurtures a Special Garden at Moffitt

They “plant” painted rocks to inspire hope and healing for others

Breaking Barriers: From Single Mom to Pharmacist to Cancer Survivor to Advocate

Dr. Vondalyn Wright brings her unique perspective and insights to Moffitt’s Patient and Family Advisory Council

Linking Diet to Cancer Prevention, Treatment and Survivorship

Meet Moffitt’s women researchers spearheading these efforts

From the Stethoscope to the Microscope

Female physician-scientists can identify a problem in the clinic and find solutions in the lab

One Mother’s Journey Turns into Advocacy Organization to End Drug Shortages

Angels for Change founder Laura Bray shares her story at Moffitt’s Women in Oncology Grand Rounds

Dexter Scott King Dies at 62

Son of Martin Luther King Jr. died of prostate cancer

Duchess of York Diagnosed with Melanoma Following Breast Reconstruction Surgery

Sarah Ferguson had suspicious moles removed

Close the Care Gap This World Cancer Day

World Cancer Day is held every February to raise worldwide awareness

Colorectal Cancer Is Killing More Younger Men and Women

New study shows disease on the rise in people in their 30s and 40s

Can a Gargle Test Help Detect Cancer?

Moffitt researchers are developing an oral biomarker panel to help identify cancers in the throat

Victory Over Adversity

Bucs equipment director claims victory over a formidable opponent: cancer

LeAnn Rimes Has Surgery to Remove Precancerous Cells

Abnormal Pap smear showed concerns that could have led to cervical cancer

Actor’s Death Highlights Rare Cases of Appendix Cancer

Adan Canto of “X-Men: Days of Future Past” dies at 42

20-Year-Old Hockey Player Overcomes Leukemia

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

Michael Strahan’s Daughter Shares Brain Cancer Diagnosis

The 19-year-old had surgery for medulloblastoma in October and is doing well

Nicole Eggert of 'Baywatch' Reveals Rare Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Cribriform carcinoma is considered less aggressive than most forms of breast cancer

Does Exercise Help Cancer Patients and Survivors?

Researchers study ways to help speed recovery and improve outcomes

New Study Confirms Benefits of Dry January

Even one glass a week increases the risk of several cancers

New Year Offers Renewed Hope for Moffitt Patients

Ringing the bell symbolizes a milestone in the cancer journey

Spreading the Warmth of Holiday Cheer

For more than a decade, Moffitt’s Patient and Family Advisory Program has delivered blankets to patients on Christmas Eve

Moffitt Nurse Delivers Holiday Cheer to Patients in the Hospital

Stuffed animals, cards and caroling help lift spirits

The Gift of Going Home for the Holidays

Patient gets Christmas homecoming following bone marrow transplant, treatment for leukemia

Tips on How to Help People Living with Cancer During the Holidays

It’s important to follow your loved one’s lead

Andre Braugher Dies From Lung Cancer at 61

The Emmy winner passed within months of initial diagnosis

‘Big Bang Theory’ Actress Kate Micucci Treated for Lung Cancer

The 43-year-old says she’s never smoked a cigarette in her life

Top 12 Stories of 2023

Let’s look back at Moffitt’s top highlights of the year

CAR T Effective as First-Line Therapy for High-Risk Lymphoma Patients

New three-year data from the phase 2 ZUMA-12 trial finds durable responses

New Study Shows Promise in Equalizing Outcomes for Transplant Patients

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

CancerX Partnership Tackles Disparities and Financial Toxicity in Cancer Care and Research

Launched in 2023, CancerX is part of the White House Cancer Moonshot initiative

Moffitt Works to Optimize Virtual Visits to Make the Most of Clinic Space

Initiative helps identify opportunities and efficiencies for providing virtual care

Identifying Inflammatory Markers Related to Toxicities Early Can Improve Multiple Myeloma Treatment

Understanding the immune landscape of CAR T-related toxicities and responses can improve outcomes

New Treatment Reduces Need for Blood Transfusions for Patients with Certain Blood Cancers, Study Shows

Almost 40% of patients with lower risk myelodysplastic syndromes achieved eight-week transfusion independence with imetelstat, study shows

Special Recognition for the Specialty Pharmacy

New accreditations open doors to reduce medication costs for patients

Looking at Guided Radiation for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer

A new study personalizes radiation therapy doses for patients based on their tumor profile

Using Contemporary Data to Better Classify Blood Clot Risk in Polycythemia Vera Patients

Study shows age is less of a factor than medical history when it comes to risk for thrombosis

Already Approved Drug Shows Promise in Patients with MDS/MPN Overlapping Syndromes

Moffitt launched trial investigates myelofibrosis drug in rare patient population

PEARL: Exploring More Personalized Prevention, Screening and Treatment

The Population Engagement and Research Laboratory brings together researchers on diet, exercise, smoking cessation and other areas to work toward devi ...

Taking Lung Screening on the Road

Moffitt is launching a mobile lung screening program to help increase the number of patients diagnosed earlier

Expanding the Moffitt Network

With the addition of three new campuses, Moffitt is reaching more patients closer to home

The Creation of Bioengineering at Moffitt

Groundbreaking department brings new tools and fresh perspectives to the fight against cancer

Arts in Medicine Celebrates 25 Years

What started as a single art cart is now a comprehensive service for patients, families and staff

Nonmedical Factors Can Significantly Impact Your Health

What are social determinants of health and how is Moffitt addressing them?

9 Tips to Boost Your Immune System During the Holidays

Give the gift of good health this holiday season

FDA Investigating ‘Serious Risk’ of Malignancy After CAR T Therapy

Benefits of the treatment still outweigh its risks, experts say

Photo of the Week: Hockey Fights Cancer

The Tampa Bay Lightning celebrate Hockey Fights Cancer Night at Amalie Arena

Moffitt Launches Podcast Focused on Our Patients

PEP Talks features inspirational life-changing stories around cancer

State of Lung Cancer Report Shows Screenings Too Low in Florida

Findings also show Black community least likely to receive surgical treatment

Not Everyone Has Access to Quality Cancer Surgery, But Global Commission Aims to Change That

Lancet Oncology Commission on Global Cancer Surgery lays out a roadmap to address lack of access among patients worldwide

Teaming Up to Tackle Cancer Disparities Affecting Hispanics

Moffitt partnership with Ponce Health Sciences University is advancing cancer research, treatment and education

7 Thoughtful Gifts for Cancer Patients and Caregivers

Help your loved ones feel special this holiday season

Tuition Assistance Program Enriches Careers at Moffitt

Manager of Medical Staff Services Dana Wakefield earns her master’s of health care administration

Art Brut: Cancer Journey Ignites New American Dream

Cancer has taken life and limb, but Miriam Abascal Zimms has found a way to blaze her own trail

‘I Was Able To Avoid Getting Pancreatic Cancer. For That, I Am Forever Grateful.’

Moffitt patient pens thank you note after surgery to prevent pancreatic cancer

Save the Body, Lose the Soul

As a Jehovah’s Witness, Naomi Burgess refuses to accept blood products. When she was diagnosed with leukemia, she faced the ultimate test of her faith ...

Lucky Red Shoes, Socks Propel Survivor to Miles for Moffitt

Stage 4 throat cancer “made me stronger,” man says

When Life Hangs in the Balance

Determined to teach his young son to walk, Nicolás Gutiérrez Martínez endured almost a dozen surgeries to try to save his leg from the cancer growing ...

For Patients and Profession, Representation Matters

Recruiting a diverse faculty improves patient outcomes

Bioengineering: A New Frontier in Cancer Research

The launch of Moffitt’s Bioengineering Department brings novel tools to the fight against cancer

F-16 Pilot Beats Cancer, Gets Back in the Cockpit

Capt. Charles Boynton was diagnosed with testicular cancer months into training

Moffitt Study Aims to Improve Personalized Cancer Vaccines

Selection of neoantigen target critical to therapy’s success

Photo of the Week: Brandon Academy Students Raise Funds for Breast Cancer Research

Student Council Members Held Pink Shirt Fundraiser for Moffitt Cancer Center

Remembering The Honorable Mel Sembler

Former Ambassador and Legendary Real Estate Developer Dies at 93

Expanded Lung Cancer Screenings Could Benefit Millions

Updated guidelines remove requirement for smokers to have quit within 15-years

Breaking Barriers to Make Clinical Trials More Equitable

Allison Edgecomb says a clinical trial led to her breast cancer remission

New Technology Brings Imaging and Personalized Care Together

Extracting imaging data beyond the naked eye.

Are Cellular Therapies the New Frontier in Cancer Treatment?

Moffitt experts discuss the latest in cellular therapy at annual Research Innovation event

A Spiritual Hand to Hold

Meet Moffitt Chaplain Sandy Eckhardt Harbour

Experts Recommend Screening Mammograms Beginning at Age 40

Women at increased risk of breast cancer should begin screening as early as age 25

Tampa Bay Bucs Rookies Face Toughest Challenge Yet

Toddlers at Moffitt’s Child Development Center test their skills

Actor Sam Neill Shares Blood Cancer Update

The “Jurassic Park” actor is in remission but expects his angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma to return

AutoNation Gives Back to Cancer Patients

DRV PNK Across America campaign stops by Moffitt Cancer Center to give out 320 comfort bags

Brain Cancer Sidelines LSU Defensive Back Greg Brooks Jr.

He’s recovering from surgery for rare medulloblastoma

After Wife Beats Breast Cancer, Retired Lawyer Diagnosed with Male Breast Cancer

A subtly inverted nipple led to cancer diagnosis

At the Moffitt Patient Library, These Are the Questions on People’s Minds

Library team provides education, resources and words of encouragement for patients and caregivers

Florida Chief Financial Officer Returns $149,000 in Unclaimed Property to Moffitt

He encourages women to get breast cancer screenings, which saved his wife

After Finding a Lump, This ‘Accidental Housewife’ Sprang into Action

Julie Edelman says advocating for her own health may have saved her life

Meet Moffitt’s Guardians of Healing

The Safety and Security team has more than 1,200 years of collective service

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

Faster, More Efficient Radiation Therapy Is the Talk of ASTRO

Plenary abstracts from this year’s meeting shed light on practice changing advancements

How Does Air Quality Affect Lung Health?

Breaking down the short- and long-term risks of exposure

Accelerated Radiation as Effective as Standard Therapy for Certain Breast Cancer Patients

Study finds short course radiation reduces treatment breaks and saves time and money for women who opted for breast reconstruction post mastectomy

Leukemia Can’t Keep Tampa Bay Rays’ No. 1 Fan Down

“You make your plan to fight, to live and to never give up hope.” Carol Dennis is ready to get back to the Trop.

Lifelong Cancer Treatment Doesn’t Dampen Breast Cancer Patient’s Spirit

Portraits of Hope Exhibit highlights how staying positive has helped 74-year-old throughout her metastatic breast cancer journey

What Are Your Thoughts About Clinical Trials?

Moffitt study seeks input from local Black and Hispanic communities to improve minority trial participation

Mom’s Breast Cancer Helped Daughter Find Her Own Lump

She credits self-exams with detecting the disease at age 35, before regular mammograms

What You Need To Know About Thyroid Cancer

Moffitt experts answer your questions

Should I Get the RSV Vaccine If I Have Cancer?

Moffitt expert weighs in on symptoms, vaccines and everything in between

Interpreter Keeps Patients Connected in Spanish

Elisa Díaz is part of Moffitt’s Language Services team and conveys accurate and faithful information

Speros FL Embodies Hope for the Future of Cancer Research

775-acre medical city will include cutting-edge research facilities, ambulatory clinic and proton therapy unit

Moffitt Recognizes Congressmen as Cancer Advocates

U.S. Reps. Vern Buchanan, Kathy Castor and Steve Scalise honored

For This Team, Miles for Moffitt is One More Way to Help Patients

Moffitt team members put their Heart & Sole into event supporting cancer research

NASCAR’s Sherry Pollex Dies from Ovarian Cancer

Longtime girlfriend of American race car driver Martin Truex Jr. was diagnosed with stage 3 disease in 2014

Small, Red Bump Led to Melanoma for Teenager

16-year-old has great response to immunotherapy and surgery

’90s Supermodel Linda Evangelista Had Breast Cancer Twice in 5 Years

The disease was discovered during her annual mammogram in 2016

What Makes Melanoma So Dangerous?

Learn the best ways to protect yourself from this dangerous cancer

A Conversation About Suicide Risk

September is National Suicide Prevention Month

Fall Vaccines: Which Ones Should I Get and When?

Adults 60 and up are eligible for a COVID booster, flu shot and RSV vaccine

Jimmy Buffett Dies of Rare Skin Cancer

Merkel cell carcinoma linked to sun exposure, weak immune system, older age

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

Moffitt Expert Weighs in on Study Showing Cancer Screenings Do Not Extend Life

Screenings do decrease premature deaths, so keep your appointments

What are Cancer Disparities?

Identifying them is the first step in finding appropriate solutions

Should Cancer Patients Get More COVID Boosters?

Increasing booster frequency lowers risk for COVID in cancer patients, new study says

Cardio Fitness Can Lower 9 Types of Cancer Risk, Study Finds

Swedish study followed participants over more than 30 years

Patient Marks Moffitt’s 1,000th CAR T Treatment

The immunotherapy has only been available to multiple myeloma patients for a little over a year

Rowdies Highlight Young Cancer Survivors

Trauma uncovers rare sarcoma for young patients

These 8 Habits Can Add Years to Your Life

New study shows those who adopted all eight increased life expectancy by decades

Tampa Bay Sports Mascots Bring Cheer to Moffitt

Fab four and cheerleaders visit patients, join flash mob

How Should Patients with Cancer Prepare for a Hurricane?

Talk to your health care team about how to receive care if a storm hits

Photo of the Week: Tracking Body Composition

DEXA scan better monitors bone density, body fat and more

Should You Drink Alcohol During or After Cancer Treatment?

Moffitt expert weighs in on new study suggesting some patients and survivors are drinking more than they should

Are Sugary Drinks Linked to Liver Cancer?

A recent study looked at nearly 100,000 women over more than 20 years

Photo of the Week: Advanced Technology Debuts

The new Moffitt McKinley Hospital is home to a state-of-the-art intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging (iMRI) system to assist surgeons during surg ...

How To Stay Safe as Temperatures Soar?

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

Teacher Returns to the Classroom after Schooling Cancer

Tarik Mowatt was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma his first year teaching

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

Moffitt Expert Shares Back to School Strategies

Tips from the Families First Program can also help children prepare for the new schoolyear

Artificial Intelligence Assists in Breast Cancer Detection

A study found a 20% increase in identification of disease with AI support

Getting Ready for School? Don’t Forget This Shot to Protect Your Kids from Cancer

Children ages 9 and up should get the HPV vaccine, doctors recommend

Moffitt McKinley Hospital Provides ‘Best Treatment for Each and Every Patient’

Triple-negative breast cancer survivor had one of the first surgeries July 31 at the new state-of-the-art facility

Moffitt Makes Supplier Diversity History with New Hospital

The cancer center achieved $60.7 million in committed contracts

How Often Should I Exercise?

Moffitt expert shares advice on the benefits of physical activity and how to get started

Miles for Moffitt Keeps Researchers on Pace to Find New Cancer Treatments

Series of grants brings together top scientists and clinicians to study how lung tumors metabolize nutrients

Meet Judge Jessica Costello

She’s one of the newest members of Moffitt’s Institute Board of Directors

Pouring Beer on your Skin Won’t Help Your Tan

Tanning myths on social media are just that — myths

Black Males Are More Likely to Die from Melanoma

Areas like the soles of the feet and palms of the hands are at the most risk, researchers found

Moffitt Returns to Pier 60 for Annual Cancer Screening Event

The July 29 event provides free skin, head and neck screenings on the beach

Dick Vitale Diagnosed with Vocal Cord Cancer

This is the sports analyst’s third bout with cancer

You Don’t Have to Ditch Your Diet Soda

Our experts weigh in on what the new World Health Organization rulings on aspartame mean

Moffitt Cancer Center at Port Tampa Bay Opens

New downtown Tampa facility will highlight cancer prevention, education, screenings and early detection

Does Staying Fit Lower Men’s Cancer Risk?

New study shows a man’s cardio fitness can affect if he will develop or survive cancer

7 Risk Factors May Increase Risk of Colorectal Cancer in Younger Men

Findings can help encourage discussions about screening

CDC Recommends RSV Vaccine for Older Adults

GSK and Pfizer shots should be available this fall for those over 60

6 Local Malaria Cases Trigger Statewide Advisory

They are the first to be contracted within the U.S. in 20 years, CDC says

Photo of the Week: Soothing Scalps at Moffitt

Local entrepreneur’s all natural products sold at cancer center expand nationally

Sarah Ferguson Diagnosed with Breast Cancer

The Duchess of York credits routine mammogram for detecting the disease early

Moffitt Teams Up with YMCA of the Suncoast to Improve Wellness Among Cancer Survivors

The new partnership will expand the cancer survivorship program at YMCA locations in Pasco, Pinellas, Hernando and Citrus counties

Why Are Black Women More Likely to Die from Breast Cancer?

Moffitt researcher studies endocrine therapy and its impact on racial disparities

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

Honduran Diplomat Seeks Cancer Treatment 1,000 Miles Away

He’s survived chemotherapy and radiation for extensive small cell lung cancer

Prostate Cancer Survivor Celebrates 10 Years of Richard’s Father’s Day Walk and Jog

Event has raised $915,000 for cancer research at Moffitt Cancer Center

Can Yoga Cut the Risk of Cancer Spreading or Returning?

New studies show the practice reduces inflammation and can improve fatigue

In Emotional Post, Shannen Doherty Reveals Her Breast Cancer Has Spread

The “Charmed” actress said cancer is now in her brain

Did You Know a Pap Smear Doesn’t Screen for Uterine Cancer?

Uterine Cancer Awareness Month highlights what all women should know

Combination Therapy Shows Mixed Results in First Randomized Trial for Lung Cancer

Tumor shrinkage is a positive sign, but overall survival rates did not improve

Can Viruses Be Used to Treat Lung Cancer?

Oncolytic virus therapy stimulates immune system to target cancer cells

Molecular Risk Model Better Predicts Outcomes in Rare Blood Cancer

New model can help dictate treatment decisions in chronic myelomonocytic leukemia

Can Adding Immunotherapy to Chemo Benefit More Cervical Cancer Patients?

Phase 3 trial results suggest adding pembrolizumab to chemotherapy improved survival for those with advanced or recurrent disease

Cell Therapy Superior to Standard of Care for Multiple Myeloma

Phase 3 trial results show improved response rate and reduced risk of disease progression

Treatment Innovations in Rectal, Lung and Brain Cancers

New research shows benefit of de-escalating and targeting therapies to improve outcomes

Ramping Up the Immune System to Fight Breast Cancer

Clinical trial led by Moffitt evaluates combination immunotherapy for HER2 positive metastatic disease

Comparing Therapy Options for Melanoma In-Transit Metastases

New retrospective study is first direct comparison of first-line treatment

Adding Inhibitor to Hormonal Therapy Reduces Risk of Breast Cancer Recurrence

Phase 3 trial results could be practice changing for both men and women

Mammograms and Pregnancy: What You Need To Know

Here’s when new moms should have breast cancer screenings

Predicting Response to Herpes Virus in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Patients

New study identifies genetic biomarkers that correlate with higher response rates

New Study Shows Promise for Difficult to Treat Brain Metastases

First in human trial is recruiting patients with leptomeningeal disease from triple- negative or HER2 positive breast cancers

Breast Cancer Survivor Celebrates Remission Milestones

She walks for awareness in D.C., Georgia, San Francisco and Niagara Falls

It’s Me, Hi. I’m Your Colon.

A first person perspective on the often dreaded, but potentially lifesaving first colonoscopy

Social Connectedness May Help Ease Depression in Young Cancer Survivors, Study Finds 

Higher levels of social isolation linked to more symptoms of depression and anxiety

Colorectal Cancer Doesn’t Discriminate, 25-Year-Old Says

Bailey McBreen was diagnosed with stage 3 disease, urges others to be aware of new symptoms

Can a Urine Test Change the Standard of Care for Bladder Cancer?

Moffitt researchers hope that monitoring tumor DNA levels may spare patients from invasive procedures

Personalized mRNA Vaccine Shows Early Promise for Pancreatic Cancer

In a recently published phase 1 trial, half of patients had longer recurrence-free survival

Dolph Lundgren Receives Targeted Therapy for Kidney Cancer

Drug targets a mutation that is commonly found in lung cancer

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

A Mother’s Perspective: Parenting with Cancer

Being a parent and raising children takes on new challenges after a cancer diagnosis

A Daughter’s Perspective: Growing Closer Through Cancer

Sharing a childhood experience of living with a mom diagnosed with cancer

Improving Cancer Care for People with HIV

Moffitt’s HIV clinic reduces burdens for patients fighting for their health on two fronts

Task Force Recommends Biennial Breast Cancer Screening Starting at 40

Professional medical groups continue to recommend annual screening mammograms for women at average risk beginning at age 40

Maria Menounos Details Pancreatic Cancer Journey

The TV personality was diagnosed with stage 2 disease in January

Mommy, Baby and the Battle Against the Beast

One week after Jamie Losito was diagnosed with breast cancer, she found out she was pregnant. Then began the fight for two lives.

Moffitt’s 28th Annual Magnolia Ball Raises Over $3.4 Million for Cancer Research

The signature event honors Moffitt’s patients, researchers, clinicians and donors

A Heavy Weight on Young Shoulders

The rate of young adults diagnosed with cancer is rising, driving a need for specialized services and more research into why

Patient and Neurosurgeon Discuss Awake Craniotomies

Patients are conscious during surgery to remove cancerous tumors from their brain

Personal Experiences with Cancer Care Shape Design of New Hospital

For the patients, families and team members who helped design the new Moffitt McKinley Hospital, the details make the difference

Mobile Monitoring: Making Cancer Care More Accessible

Moffitt researchers and clinicians are taking telehealth to the next level

Why Are Uterine Cancer Rates Increasing in Young Hispanic Women?

Cases have been rising by 4% each year since 2001

Moffitt Offers Breakthrough Therapy for Leptomeningeal Disease

Cancer center is first and only place offering dendritic cell vaccine for hard to treat disease

Can a Blood Test Help Detect Cancer?

Noninvasive method can pick up tumor cells and DNA in the bloodstream

Don’t Ignore the Signs of Testicular Cancer

Matt Mortellaro noticed swelling for nearly a year before getting checked

Downward Trend in HPV Awareness a Concern in Fight Against Cancer

Fewer people realize that HPV is linked to multiple cancers, study says

New Study Suggests Black Women Should Be Screened for Breast Cancer Earlier

Moffitt experts say all women should undergo screening mammograms at age 40

Dear Cancer, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together

Moffitt adolescent patients “Shake It Off” at Taylor Swift concert

Fecal Biobanking Holds Promises for Colorectal Cancer

Moffitt researcher aims to build repository to study gut microbiome

Practice Changing Cancer Research Takes Center Stage in the Sunshine State

Scientists from around the world gather in Orlando for the American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting

Global Clinical Trial Explores New Combination Therapy for Metastatic Breast Cancer

The ongoing VIKTORIA-1 Phase 3 trial targets patients with hormone receptor positive, HER2 negative breast cancer

Are HIV Patients Undertreated for Cancer?

Moffitt investigates potential for interactions between antiretroviral therapy and chemotherapy

Navigating Racial and Ethnic Criteria Appropriately Could Boost Clinical Trial Eligibility

According to researchers, criteria may pose additional barriers to minority cancer patients

Why Are Younger People Getting Colon Cancer?

In recent years, we’ve seen an alarming trend as the rate of colon cancer in adults under age 50 climbs

Teen’s Death Sheds Light on Rare Form of Sarcoma

About 50 Americans are diagnosed with fusion positive rhabdomyosarcoma each year

Should You Be Taking a Daily Probiotic Supplement?

Probiotic-rich foods should be your first choice for balancing a healthy gut, Moffitt dietitian says

Hugh Jackman Shares New Skin Cancer Scare

The “Wolverine” actor had a lesion removed out of an abundance of caution

College Student’s Breast Cancer Diagnosis Pushes Her to Give Back

She is advocating as an Adolescent and Young Adult Program ambassador and Moffitt Cancer Center research coordinator

Bump in Mouth Turns Out To Be Rare Form of Cancer

Adenoid cystic carcinoma accounts for just 1% of all head and neck cancers

5 Questions with a Cancer Registrar

In honor of National Cancer Registrars Week, we sat down with Jennie Jones, director of the Cancer Registry at Moffitt Cancer Center.

What Are Forever Chemicals?

PFAS do not break down in the environment and can contaminate water and food

Combo Therapy for Advanced Endometrial Cancer Improves Cancer Free Survival

Study shows adding immunotherapy to treatment reduces risk of recurrence by up to 70%

3 Things You Need to Know About Colorectal Cancer

From screenings to warning signs, Dr. Seth Felder shares the facts

Using Any Hormonal Birth Control Slightly Increases Breast Cancer Risk

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

Don’t Rush to Treat Localized Prostate Cancer, Study Says

Certain patients who treated their cancer did not have better outcomes than those who waited

‘Jurassic Park’ Actor Shares Angioimmunoblastic T-cell Lymphoma Diagnosis

It’s believed AITL is linked to the Epstein-Barr Virus, but more research is needed

Cure on Wheels Kicks Off 13th Annual Capitol Ride

Cyclists ride to Tallahassee to help advocate for cancer research

Social Workers Essential to Managing Cancer’s Ripple Effects

From emotional care to lodging and transportation, patients don’t have to face journey alone

Kathy Griffin Suggests Lung Cancer Caused by Radon Exposure

The comedian was first diagnosed in August 2021

New FDA Guidelines Could Help Women with Dense Breasts Detect Cancer Earlier

Mammogram providers will be required to notify patients if they have dense breasts

Four Ways to Prevent Cancer

Did you know avoidable risk factors accounted for 4.5 million cancer deaths worldwide in 2019?

Moffitt Doctors Bring Critical Care to Patients in Ghana

Drs. Michael Poch and Kyle Rose performed first of its kind surgeries in the developing country

Report Shows Rise in Colorectal Cancer Among Young Adults

One in five new cases occur in those under 55

President Biden has Basal Cell Carcinoma Removed from Chest

This most common type of skin cancer can be treated effectively when discovered early

Pancreatic Cancer Rates Rising in Younger Women

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

Is Minimal Surgery for Early Lung Cancer Effective?

New study shows similar survival rates whether removing an entire lobe or partial lobe

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

Increased consumption tied specifically to ovarian and breast cancer risk

Group Calls for Fallopian Tube Removal to Reduce Ovarian Cancer Risk

Without effective screening, the procedure acts as a preventive tool

Does the Circadian Clock Affect Immune Response?

Check out this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute for the answer

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

Moffitt Bringing Proton Therapy Treatment Facility to Speros FL

The addition follows a $15 million contribution from the Schulze Family Foundation

Why Is Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Hard to Treat?

Check out this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute for the answer

White House Cancer Moonshot Coordinator Highlights a Year of Progress

Dr. Danielle Carnival details advancements to end cancer during Moffitt’s Women in Oncology Grand Rounds event

Moffitt’s Environmental Services Team Becomes Certified Experts

The cancer center provides educational opportunities for their frontline workers

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

Grandmothers’ Healthy Habits Inspired Quest to Address Cancer Disparities

Dr. Doratha A. Byrd focuses her research on how diet and lifestyle behaviors can affect cancer risk and progression

Making Cancer Care More Equitable for All

People around the world are being denied basic care for cancer; Moffitt is working to level the playing field

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

Cancer Deaths Are Down Overall, New Report Says

HPV vaccination has helped lower cervical cancer death rates, but prostate cancer deaths are cause for concern

Moffitt Doctor Brings Cervical Cancer Care to Central America

Dr. Monica Avila makes annual mission trip to treat women in Guatemala

What Are Bispecific Antibodies?

Novel cancer immunotherapy has made remarkable progress in the past decade

Daughter’s Pillows Comfort Mom During Treatment

Teen gives out 800 free hugs through heart-shaped pillows

Moffitt Patients Ring in the New Year

Bell ringing marks the completion of a round of cancer treatments

White Sox Pitcher Diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

Experts say Liam Hendriks’ disease has some of the best overall survival outcomes

Lung Cancer Screening Saves Lives

Less than 6% of eligible Americans receive the screening

45 Minutes of Exercise a Day May Reduce Cancer Risk

More than 46,000 cases a year could be prevented by incorporating physical activity guidelines

Cervical Cancer: What You Need to Know

Moffitt experts answer your questions

Why Are Advanced-Stage Cervical Cancer Cases Rising?

A new study shows increases in both white and Black women

Would You Skip the Drink to Lower Your Cancer Risk?

Limiting your alcohol intake can promote a healthy lifestyle

Top 5 Moffitt Research Stories of 2022

Cancer center leads the way in investment, research and FDA approvals

Top 10 Moffitt Stories of 2022

As the world saw Roe v. Wade overturned, Russia invade Ukraine and Queen Elizabeth’s passing, Moffitt shares our top highlights of the year

CAR T Puts Moffitt Patient in an Exclusive Club

Approximately 100 multiple myeloma patients at Moffitt have been treated with new immunotherapy

Study Highlights Potential Disparities for CAR T Patients with Multiple Myeloma

Hispanics had lower response rates

Donor CAR T May Increase Remission in Relapsed or Refractory AML Patients

Good clinical responses seen for using genetically modified product

How Can We Stop Tumors from Shutting Down our Immune Response to Cancer?

Moffitt researchers create revolutionary Images of LAG3 receptors

Taylor Dayne Shares Journey with Colon Cancer

’80s pop star reveals she was diagnosed in July

A Delicate Surgery, A Strong Sense of Hope

Endoscopic procedure allows doctors to remove certain skull-base tumors through the nasal cavity

Turning Pain into Purpose

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

Moffitt Celebrates Future of Lung Cancer Care

Fall Lung Cancer Forum launches new early detection program

The Bell of Frustration

Nellie Singh fights the stigma of lung cancer as a nonsmoker

Miles for Moffitt Honors Nurse with Spirit of Moffitt Award

The 17th annual fundraising event raises more than $1.4 million and counting

‘Just Because We’ve Got Cancer Doesn’t Mean We Can’t Have a Laugh’

Patient turns to sketching and journaling to cope with bladder cancer treatment

Andy Taylor Diagnosed with Stage 4 Prostate Cancer

The Duran Duran guitarist was first diagnosed four years ago

Moffitt Patient Is Living Proof That Lung Screenings Save Lives

From farming to hiking and everywhere in between. Early detection allowed Maryann Stein to live life without lung cancer.

Phase 2 Bladder Cancer Trial Shows Promising Results

Updated data were presented at the 2022 SITC Annual Meeting

Miles for Moffitt a Place to Make Friends

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

Veteran Inspires Others to ‘Keep Fighting’ After Leukemia Diagnosis

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

Using AI to Dictate Treatment for Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer

Data presented at the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer shows AI can perform biomarker tests

New Immunotherapy Could Be on the Horizon for Ovarian Cancer

Understanding tertiary lymphoid structures could unlock new treatments for a variety of cancers

Cellular Therapy May Be Viable Option for Advanced Melanoma Patients

Nearly one-third of patients respond to a single infusion of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes

Ocala Royal Dames Fund $1 Million for Moffitt Cancer Research

For more than three decades, a group of Ocala-area women have worked tirelessly and methodically to raise money for cancer research.

DRIVE Study Offers New Treatment Options for Vulvar Cancer

Data shows radiation therapy as effective first line treatment

Can Higher Doses of Radiation Be Effective for Soft Tissue Sarcoma?

Acute toxicity can present challenges like skin redness and infections

Infiltrating and Destroying Solid Tumors

Engineering a patient’s immune cells to attack cancer offers new hope for solid tumor patients

Combining Targeted Radiotherapy with Immunotherapy May Improve Outcomes for Cervical Cancer Patients

Interim results from phase 2 clinical trial reveal responses to combination therapy

Can Your Gas Stove Cause Cancer?

New study finds at least 12 hazardous air pollutants emitted from gas stoves in California

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

Moffitt Experts Help Shape Breast Screening Guidelines for Transgender Patients

Physicians now have a tool to better determine when advanced imaging is needed

While Uncommon, Men Shouldn’t Ignore the Signs of Breast Cancer

About 2,700 men are diagnosed with the disease annually

Too Young for a Mammogram?

Experts recommend that all women should get a risk assessment before age 30

Signs Point to an Early and Severe Flu Season

Overall flu activity is more than 10 times higher compared to past flu season

Colonoscopies Still the Best Tool for Preventing Colorectal Cancer

Recent study shows mixed reviews, but a closer look uncovers flaws in research model

Prevention, Screening and Treatment Critical to Reducing Cancer Deaths

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

Support Groups Offer Hope for Patients Living with Breast Cancer

No matter the diagnosis, help is always available

Mystery Pain Turned Out To Be Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma

After three incorrect diagnoses, USF doctoral student overcomes non-Hodgkin lymphoma

World-Renowned Trumpeter Finds Hope in Merkel Cell Carcinoma Clinical Trial

Vince DiMartino has had a robust response rate to the combination treatment of two immunotherapy drugs

6 Exercises to Build Strength During Cancer Treatment

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

Terry Bradshaw Tackles Two Cancers Over the Past Year

The NFL Hall of Fame quarterback said he was treated for Merkel cell carcinoma and bladder cancer

7 Healthy Lifestyle Tips for Breast Cancer Patients

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

Moffitt Cancer Center’s Clinical Trials Focus on Expansion, Diversity and Innovation

The cancer center offers one of the largest portfolios of clinical trials in the nation, with nearly 400 active treatment trials

Katie Couric Calls Breast Cancer Diagnosis ‘Teachable Moment’

The journalist is encouraging women to get their annual screening mammogram

When is the Best Time to Schedule Your Mammogram? Now!

Even if you just had your mammogram, get next year’s appointment on the calendar today

Focusing a Lens on Breast Cancer

Snapshots of Courage brings breast cancer stories to life through photos

The Gift of Time: Moffitt Initiative Empowers Patients to Speak Openly About Treatment Decisions

When chemotherapy became more of a burden than a blessing for Donna Dunbar, she made a decision to re-evaluate her goals for care

Lung Cancer Doesn’t Stop Band Director from Playing the Trombone

Tampa Bay Rays salute survivor who overcame partial lung removal

Eric Idle Thanks Early Detection for Surviving Pancreatic Cancer

The “Monty Python” star privately battled the disease in 2019

From Outreach Advocate to Patient

Myriam Escobar’s experience with cancer screening helped her through her breast cancer diagnosis, and she hopes her story will inspire other Spanish-s ...

African American Prostate Cancer Patients Twice as Likely to Have More Aggressive Disease

New Moffitt study confirms genomic testing can help identify those with high-risk disease

Study Finds Link Between Air Pollution and Lung Cancer in Nonsmokers

Exposure to carcinogens can drive a specific mutation found in large number of lung cancers

Clinical Trials Give Anaplastic Thyroid Cancer Patients a Fighting Chance

While rare, the disease is one of the deadliest forms of all cancers

President Vows to Cut Cancer Deaths in Half

The “Moonshot” initiative aims to reduce death rates by 50% over the next 25 years

Cancer Can’t Slow Triathlete Down

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

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney Team Up to Promote Colonoscopies at Age 45

The actors underwent on-camera colonoscopies to raise awareness for new screening guidelines

Moffitt Travels to Capitol Hill to Seek Support to Increase Cancer Screenings

Lung screenings could save thousands of lives annually, but only 6% of those eligible receive CT scans

Swimming Pool Keeps Mom Strong During Cancer Journey

Since her ovarian cancer diagnosis, Kim Lamke stays as active as possible for her physical and mental health

Former Buccaneer Steve White Dies at 48 from Cancer

Defensive end was diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia

Moffitt Patient Overcomes Lung Cancer Linked to 9/11

Retired from the New York City Fire Department for four years, Gerald Sanford volunteered to return after 9/11

Drinking Increases Risk for All Cancers, New Study Shows

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

Jane Fonda Shares Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Diagnosis

Treatment for the blood cancer is usually successful and produces mild side effects

Hope for the Future Is Why I Participate in Miles for Moffitt

Cancer survivor uses her science background to understand her diagnosis

Studies Confirm Link Between Overly Processed Foods and Cancer

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

Mammograms: Get in the Know

From age guidelines to what to expect during the screening, we have all the answers

Do I Need an Updated COVID-19 Booster?

FDA approves Pfizer and Moderna shots that target original coronavirus strain and omicron subvariants BA.4, BA.5

Moffitt Expands Genetic Counseling Services

Pediatric and Young Adult GeneHome Clinic helps families navigate hereditary cancer predispositions

What’s the Difference Between Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy?

Dr. Patrick Hwu tackles the question in this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute

Almost Half of Cancer Deaths Could be Preventable

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

How Does RNA Impact the Development of Cancer?

Dr. Patrick Hwu and Dr. Florian Karreth discuss more Behind the Science

Sharing a Dose of Creature Comfort

Rory the pet therapy pup brings smiles to patients at Moffitt

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

Enhertu Gives Patients with HER2-Low Breast Cancer a New Option

Moffitt was part of the clinical trial that led to the drug’s recent FDA approval

CDC Relaxes Guidelines for COVID-19

New recommendations end quarantines, put less emphasis on social distancing and routine surveillance testing

Study Shows Link Between Synthetic ‘Forever Chemicals’ and Liver Cancer

High levels of PFAS — found in clothes, cookware and cosmetics — in blood increases risk of disease

As COVID-19 Restrictions Loosen, Other Viruses on the Rise

Respiratory viruses are hitting harder and later into the season

Offering Hope Through the Ups and Downs of Lung Cancer Journey

Susan Glowski built lasting connections with her care teams during treatment

You Can Help Improve Colorectal Cancer Screening Education

Moffitt study seeks colorectal cancer survivors and their first-degree blood relatives to participate

Jared Kushner Shares Details About Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis

The former White House senior advisor underwent surgery to remove part of his thyroid

World Lung Cancer Day Aims to Raise Awareness Around Critical Screenings

Deadly disease affects more than 200,000 Americans each year

Moffitt’s Melanoma Clinic Dedicates a Day to Kids

The cancer center doesn’t typically treat pediatric cases, but some children are referred to the Cutaneous Oncology clinic for treatment

Cancer Survivor Honors Decades of Remission by Giving Back

Alicia DeFrancesco says she participates in Miles for Moffitt to help others beat the odds

Improving Outcomes When Cancer Spreads to Bones

Fractures can have serious implications on patients with metastatic disease

You Can Now Dial 988 to Access National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Three-digit phone number gives quicker access to mental health professionals

Father Overcomes Golf Ball Size Lump That Turned Out to Be Tonsil Cancer

He underwent surgery, radiation, chemotherapy and was honored by the Tampa Bay Rays Salute to Survivors program

Moffitt Brings Free Cancer Screenings to Pier 60 on July 30

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

Moffitt Researches COVID Vaccine Effectiveness in Cancer Patients

Study finds that antibody levels in patients with cancer were not the same as those in healthy adults who had received two doses of the COVID vaccine

Taking a Closer Look at Cancer Drug Claimed to Reduce COVID Deaths

New study shows promising results for moderately ill patients

Concerned About UV Exposure? There are Apps for That!

Consider adding a UV app to your arsenal of ways to protect yourself from the sun

Journalist Deborah James Dies at 40

English podcast host was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016

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

What Are The Symptoms Pointing to Brain Cancer?

Moffitt Cancer Center’s neuro-oncologists answer the most common questions about the disease

Why are Neversmokers Getting Lung Cancer?

Dr. Patrick Hwu tackles the question in this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute

TIL Therapy Shows Promise in Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer

Cellular therapy gave scuba diver Deborah Barker a new option for beating the disease

Are Moles Cancerous?

Dr. Patrick Hwu tackles the question in this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute.

Toby Keith Reveals Stomach Cancer Diagnosis

Singer says he will see fans “sooner than later”

Dr. Mokenge Malafa Named Moffitt’s Physician of the Year

Twenty-year physician-scientist focuses on delivering the best patient care

Breakthrough Trial Saw Rare Type of Rectal Cancer Vanish in Every Patient

Twelve patients on immunotherapy drug are now cancer free

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

New studies look at treatments and vulnerability in cancer population

Certain Patients with Breast Cancer May Not Need Radiation after Surgery

New results show luminal A breast cancer may benefit from endocrine therapy alone

New Data May Change Approach to Treating Multiple Myeloma, Ewing Sarcoma and Breast Cancer

ASCO studies show benefit to reevaluating current standard of care for these diseases

Guiding the Future of Targeted Therapies for Pancreatic Cancer

Molecular sequencing gives researchers a look at the genetic landscape of tumors

Studies Highlight Optimizing Therapy in Colon and Breast Cancer

Better targeting treatment approaches can greatly reduce toxicities

Can the Gut Microbiome Predict Response to Cancer Treatment?

New study suggests so for recurrent metastatic head and neck cancer patients

Moffitt Researchers Use Explainable AI to Investigate and Predict the Survival Efficacy of Immunotherapy Drug

Data presented at ASCO help researchers get a deeper understanding of immune checkpoint inhibitors efficiency in patients

3.4M Americans Will Get Skin Cancer in 2022

Moffitt expert says true incidence of skin cancer may be even higher

Adjusting to Life Without a Bladder

Moffitt patient shares tips on adjusting to lifestyle changes following cystectomy surgery

Why Is Glioblastoma So Tough to Treat?

Dr. Patrick Hwu tackles the question in this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute

Former WWE Star ‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan Says Prostate Cancer Has Returned

The 68-year-old had his prostate removed in October

Infertile Men May Be Twice as Likely to Develop Breast Cancer

Study finds link between fertility issues and cancer risk, but biological reason is still unclear

Uterine Cancer Deaths Highest Among Black Women

NCI study shows Black women twice as likely to die from uterine cancer

Women Benefit from Earlier Colorectal Cancer Screening

Study shows women screened before 50 are half as likely to get colorectal cancer

Moffitt Program Aims to Reduce Suicide Risk in Patients with Cancer

Danger can persist more than 15 years after initial diagnosis

Oasis Guitarist Diagnosed with Tonsil Cancer

Paul “Bonehead” Arthurs forced to miss summer concerts with Liam Gallagher

Endoscopic Surgery Allows Doctors to Remove Certain Tumors Through the Nasal Cavity

This procedure for skull base tumors can cause less trauma and quicker recovery

‘When 1 Person has Cancer, the Whole Family has Cancer’

Tampa Bay Rays salute bladder cancer survivor

Is It Time to Rename Low-Grade Prostate Cancer?

These premalignant tumors don’t behave like cancer, so why call it that?

Aggressive Oral Cancer Cases Stand Out in Younger Patients

More clinical research can help find underlying cause of dangerous disease

That Discolored Fingernail Could Be a Sign of Cancer

A woman shared on TikTok that the streak on her fingernail was subungual melanoma

Netherlands Soccer Coach Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

Louis van Gaal called radiation treatments successful

Moffitt Cancer Center Showcases Top Science

Researchers from around the globe share the latest at American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting

Imaging May Help Guide Ovarian Cancer Treatment Decisions

Moffitt study finds radiomic feature that may predict best first-line treatment approach for these patients

Researchers Find Declines in Annual Screening for Breast Cancer Survivors

Survivors under 50 least likely to get mammograms, study shows

Phase 2 Bladder Cancer Trial Shows Promising Results

Preliminary data were presented at 2022 AACR Annual Meeting

Personal Melanoma Battle Inspires Oncology Nurse

For Moffitt RN, cancer journey influenced future

Is Adaptive Therapy in Prostate Cancer Patients a Promising Treatment?

Results of Moffitt-initiated phase 2a clinical trial suggest it can prolong cancer progression

Do Younger Colorectal Cancer Patients Have Worse Outcomes?

A new Moffitt study looks at age-related disparities in treatment outcomes

‘Organizer to the Stars’ Shares Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Clea Shearer of “Get Organized with The Home Edit” found a lump in February and pushed for a mammogram

Can Your Environment Cause Cancer?

These five factors can increase your risk

Remembering Cassidy Otto

In September 2019 at just 8 years old, what seemed like a common migraine was anything but for Cassidy

Can Inflammation Cause Cancer?

Dr. Patrick Hwu addresses inflammation and cancer in this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute.

FDA Approves Radioactive Treatment for Prostate Cancer

Moffitt participated in landmark VISION trial for prostate-specific membrane antigen-positive metastatic castration-resistant disease

Mother’s Colon Cancer Diagnosis Inspires Oncology Career

Meet Dr. Vania Phuoc at Moffitt Cancer Center at Wesley Chapel

Mole Patrol Steps Up to the Plate for Skin Cancer Awareness

Spring Swing Sun Safety Tour screens 37 people with 51 suspicious findings

‘It’s Never Too Late to Quit’

Dr. Matthew Schabath shares his personal story of how he quit smoking for good

Q&A: What You Need to Know About Kidney Cancer

Kidney cancer ranks in the top-10 most common cancers in both men and women

New Chemoprevention Study Aims to Prevent Lung Cancer

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

Is Radiation Necessary for Low-Risk Thyroid Cancer Patients?

New study suggests surgery alone may be the best treatment option

Not All Sunscreens Are Created Equal

Dr. Patrick Hwu discusses the pros and cons of physical sunscreens compared to chemical ones

Researcher Uses Health Literacy, Culture to Improve Communications

Meet Dr. Cathy Meade in the Health Outcomes and Behavior Program

Rays Pitcher Set to Return Following Germ Cell Tumor Diagnosis

David Hess said he has been “cured” and cleared for all activity

Character Actor Dies After Diagnosis of 2 Rare Cancers

Cholangiocarcinoma and ocular melanoma can both be treated with percutaneous hepatic perfusion, perfected at Moffitt

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

Screening and early detection are your best defense

Robin Roberts Transitions from Cancer Survivor to Caregiver

The “Good Morning America” anchor revealed her partner Amber Laign has breast cancer

HPV and Cancer

Dr. Patrick Hwu discusses the connection between HPV and cancer in this Moffitt Medical Minute

Researcher Focuses on Closing the Disparity Gap

Meet Dr. Kimberley Lee in the Breast Oncology Department

First Lady Visits Moffitt Cancer Center Following Moonshot Relaunch

Dr. Jill Biden learns how Moffitt is moving the needle in prevention and screenings

What Do I Need to Know about Colon Cancer Screening?

Dr. Patrick Hwu tackles the answer in this Moffitt Medical Minute

Here’s the Moffitt Team that Met with Dr. Jill Biden

World renowned researchers and doctors showcased their work in prevention and community engagement

Report Shows COVID’s Impact on Cancer Care, Research

Nearly 10 million cancer screenings were missed between January to July of 2020

Is Heart Disease Linked to Cancer Risk?

Moffitt CEO Dr. Patrick Hwu tackles the question in this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute.

Many Cancers Affect Black Community More, Report Shows

Culture, access to health care, lifestyle are factors

Moffitt at Wesley Chapel Celebrates 1 Year

The satellite facility is part of the cancer center’s plan to bring care out into the community

Can Viruses Be Used to Treat Cancer?

Dr. Patrick Hwu tackles the answer in this Moffitt Medical Minute

Colonoscopies in Spotlight as Cases Rise in Younger Patients

A new study found alarming trend for patients in their 20s

Moffitt Experts Discuss How to Overcome Disparities

They answered questions about how to close the care gap for World Cancer Day

Researcher Studies Why Breast Cancer Is More Deadly for Black Women

For hormone receptor positive disease, they are less likely to take lifesaving medication

Does What I Eat Put Me at Risk for Colorectal Cancer?

New study will investigate the impact diet has on the gut microbiome

Tennis Legend Chris Evert Reveals Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis

Cancer was discovered following a preventive hysterectomy

5 Questions on Data Science

Dr. Dana Rollison discusses how data is helping to better prevent and cure cancer

Comedian Louie Anderson Dead at 68

He was undergoing treatment for non-Hodgkin lymphoma

Cancer Deaths Down but Diagnoses Rise, New Report Says

Advances in lung cancer a key contributor to decline in mortality rates

VA Health System Offers Level Playing Field to Study Prostate Cancer Disparities

“Equal access” system allows better opportunity to understand how African American men are impacted

WHO Director Pushes for End to Cervical Cancer

Disease is largely preventable through both vaccination and screening

Fan Who Spotted Cancerous Mole on Hockey Manager Credited with Saving His Life

Doctors say if you see something suspicious on your skin, get it checked

Former MLB Pitcher Jim Corsi Dies at Age 60

He recently revealed advanced liver and colon cancer diagnosis

‘Parasite’ Actress Diagnosed with Thyroid Cancer

Park So Dam recovering from surgery following diagnosis

Highlighting the Top 10 Moffitt Stories of 2021

Another year dominated by the pandemic still saw growth, innovation and a Super Bowl championship

Do Racial and Ethnic Differences Impact Outcomes in Multiple Myeloma?

“A lot of the genetic and molecular differences we found have direct therapeutic implications,” Moffitt study shows

Florida First Lady Announces $100 Million Proposal for Florida Academic Cancer Center Alliance

Funding would benefit Moffitt Cancer Center, Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center at University of Miami and University of Florida Health Cancer Cent ...

Longtime Senate Leader Bob Dole Dies at 98

He was a founding member of Moffitt’s national Board of Advisors

FDA Approves “Glowing Tumor” Drug for Ovarian Cancer Surgery

Fluorescent dye helps surgeons better identify hard-to-find cancer cells

State of Lung Cancer Report Shows Need for More Screenings

Florida ranks 41st for screenings rates in people considered high risk

Mom’s Lung Cancer Journey Inspires a Career in Oncology

Denis Imbody now works in a lab alongside the oncologist who cured his mother

Don’t Wait to Seek Help for Pancreatic Cancer Symptoms

New study suggests nearly a third of patients in the UK ignore warning signs

Why I Give Back

Family becomes longtime Miles for Moffitt volunteers after father survives 9/11 and related cancer

Stepping Up to the Plate

At 30, star athlete Jarryd Reid was diagnosed with a rare blood cancer. Being fit just may have saved his life.

During the Pandemic, Cigarette Sales Up for 1st Time in 20 Years

Cigarette smoking is directly linked to 15 types of cancer

‘Friends’ Star James Michael Tyler Dies at 59

Tyler, known for playing Gunther, battled prostate cancer for three years

Procedure Reduces Risk of Lymphedema After Breast Surgery

Lymphovenous bypass surgery reduces risk of lymphedema from 44% to 7%.

Metastatic Breast Cancer ‘Thrivers’ Leave Cancer Concerns at Home for Trip to Africa

Four Moffitt patients and friends visited Zambia for a trip of a lifetime

Dick Vitale Shares his Lymphoma Diagnosis

The basketball announcer underwent surgery for melanoma this summer; the two cancers seem unrelated

Colin Powell Dies of COVID-19 Complications

He also had multiple myeloma at 84, which affected his immune response to the vaccine

Weight Loss Key to Reducing Breast Cancer Risk and Recurrence

Study shows obese adults fall short of risk reducing dietary guidelines

Can a Magnetic Seed Improve Accuracy of Breast Cancer Surgeries?

Technology smaller than a grain of rice may mean fewer second surgeries

Inverted Nipple Was Clue to Male Breast Cancer

“All patients need to be aware of their bodies,” including men

Rachel Maddow Undergoes Surgery for Skin Cancer

The news anchor had a cancerous mole removed from her neck

5 Questions on the Latest Breast Cancer Therapies and Prevention Strategies

Dr. Brian Czerniecki discusses a new vaccine to fight breast cancer

6th Annual Ladies Night Returns With Virtual Breast Cancer Event

Learn more about screening mammograms and hear from survivors and experts

Mastectomy Fitting Service Brings Balance to Breast Cancer Patients

Moffitt’s Magnolia’s Salon has offered the fitting service since February

What You Need to Know About Thyroid Cancer

Moffitt experts answer your questions

New Legislation Introduced to Address Rare Cancers

Act would mandate coverage for molecular diagnostics, genetic counseling for patients on Medicare, Medicaid and CHIP

Regular Screenings Helped Baseball Fan Strike Out Cancer

Tampa Bay Rays honor esophageal cancer survivor

PALB2 Gene Linked to Ovarian, Breast Cancers

Modern era of genetic analysis goes beyond BRCA

Crowned to be Strong, Smart and Bold

Art display showcases the importance of empowering girls

‘Daytime’ TV Host Finds Voice After Thyroid Cancer Surgery

He’s back at work while recovering with the help of Speech Pathology

Ovarian Cancer: What You Need to Know

Moffitt experts answer your questions

5 Questions on New $10.2 Million Lung Cancer Research Grant

Dr. Elsa Flores discusses how the funds will help support four projects

Innovative Research Support is Why I Participate in Miles for Moffitt

Dr. Jennifer Permuth knows firsthand why funds raised are so important

Prostate Cancer Treatment Affects More Than Just Patients

New education group aims to help couples learn what to expect from hormone therapy

Believing in the Mission

Moffitt nurse and cancer survivor honored by Tampa Bay Rays

Blood Cancers Make Up 7% of All Cancer Diagnoses

Multiple myeloma, leukemia and lymphoma are just three of 140 different types of blood cancers

Lung Cancer in Never Smokers is Genetically Different than Smoker’s Tumors

New study identifies unique signatures of lung cancer in people who have never smoked

Stanley Tucci Reveals Cancer Diagnosis 3 Years Later

“The Devil Wears Prada” star was treated for a tumor at the base of his tongue

Dense Breasts Linked with Increased Cancer Risk in Older Women

New study shows women over 65 with dense breasts are at an increased risk for breast cancer compared to those with fatty breasts

Putting on Sunscreen? Don’t Miss These Nine Places

The sun’s UV rays can damage unprotected skin in as little as 15 minutes

Sofia Vergara Opens up About Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis

Actor shares new details more than 20 years later

Physical Activity May Be Key to Battling Chemo Brain

New study suggests regular exercise during treatment improves cognitive function

Through 3D Printing, Breast Surgeons Can Better Target Cancer Tumors

Moffitt clinical trial uses a 3D mold of the breast to assist surgeons in the operating room

Dick Vitale: ‘Get Checked, Baby’

The broadcast legend shares his recent bout with melanoma on social media

Platelet Donors Needed to Overcome Shortage

Due to short shelf life and blood drives cancellations, platelet products are in high demand.

Hockey World Mourns Loss of Tony Esposito to Pancreatic Cancer

Hall of Fame netminder dies at 78

New Film Documents Val Kilmer’s Battle with Throat Cancer

‘Tombstone’ and ‘Batman Forever’ star went public with his diagnosis in 2017

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

Even during a pandemic, breast screening is safe and essential

What is Peritoneal Disease?

This disease starts in numerous sites and can spread through abdominal lining

Don’t Wait

Ovarian cancer survivor follows daughter’s advice to go to Moffitt.

Kathy Griffin on Lung Cancer Diagnosis, ‘I’ve Never Smoked’

60-year-old comedian had surgery to remove part of her lung

Hugh Jackman Stresses the Importance of Skin Cancer Screenings

The actor, who has battled skin cancer several times, recently had another biopsy

Sugary Drinks Linked to Rise in Colon Cancer

Twenty-five year study looked at dietary habits in women from early 1990s

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

World Lung Cancer Day Aims to End Preventable Cancer Deaths

Deadly disease affects more than 200,000 Americans each year

Four-Time Olympian Overcomes Cancer and COVID-19

Despite an aggressive breast cancer diagnosis, Chaunte Lowe focused on her Olympic dreams

Bobby Bowden’s Family Reveals Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis

Hall of Fame college football coach recently announced terminal medical condition

Moffitt Brings Cancer Screenings Back to Pier 60

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

What Is Glioblastoma and Why Is It So Deadly?

Glioblastoma is considered advanced at time of diagnosis

Blink-182’s Mark Hoppus Sheds Light on Cancer Diagnosis

Singer and bassist treated for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma

Can Inhaling Toxins from Red Tide Cause Cancer?

Many Florida beaches have been heavily affected by red tide this summer.

Breast Cancer in Teens is Rare, But Not Unheard Of

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

Study Shows Alcohol Use Linked to Multiple Cancers

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

Cancer Death Rates Declining in U.S.

Report credits new treatment advances and reduced smoking

Men, Don’t Forget the Sunscreen

Sun protection isn’t just for summer, it should happen all year round

Driving Cancer Research

How you can help keep Moffitt's specialty license plate on the road

Survivorship Is Why I Participate in Miles for Moffitt

Melissa Bidgood says raising funds for cancer research is one way she can say thank you

White Ribbon Project Advocates for More Research in Lung Cancer

Chris Draft visits Moffitt Cancer Center to advocate for lung cancer research

SOAR Program Helps Survivors Break Through Virtual Boundaries

From cooking to yoga and more, digital platforms provide more access than ever

Study Suggests Drinking Coffee Reduces Risk of Liver Cancer

People who drink the brew have a 21% reduced risk of liver disease compared to those who don’t

8th Annual Richard’s Father’s Day Walk/Jog Raises $100,000 for Cancer Research

Richard Gonzmart encourages men to get their annual prostate screening

CNN’s Christiane Amanpour Shares Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis

TV news anchor urges women to “always listen to your bodies”

Family Business

Dad, mom and daughter contribute to the prevention and cure of cancer

New Radioactive Treatment Could Be Game Changer for Prostate Cancer

Norman Busciglio says the targeted nuclear medicine has kept him pain and disease free for almost two years

Moffitt To Build Biobank to Study Breast Cancer Disparities

Collaboration with UF, UM needs data to improve screening and prevention

Jesse Tyler Ferguson Stresses Importance of Sunscreen and Skin Checks

Moffitt experts recommend sunscreens with SPF 30 or higher for best protection

Genomic Classifier Gives Doctors Clear Picture for Prostate Cancer Treatment

Initial findings from VANDAAM Study shows promise in predicting aggressive cancer in African American men

Genomic Profiling Helps Researchers Understand Rare Pelvic Cancers

Data presented at ASCO help researchers identify better treatment options for rare pelvic cancers

Roberto Diaz Celebrates Five Years Free of Kidney Cancer

From Doctor to Patient to Survivor

It’s About More Than Just Pronouns

As a non-binary person, Jen Poblete-Scaglione wanted to navigate cancer openly and honestly

Cervical Cancer Rates Fall, While Other HPV-Related Cancers Rise

Study says oral sex factors into spike in cases of mouth and throat cancers

REO Speedwagon Rocker Supports Rare Genitourinary Cancer Research at Moffitt

Bruce Hall and his family raise $76,000 to honor his son who is now cancer free

3D Liver Models Bring Cancer to Life

Models can be used for surgical planning, training and patient education

Can the Herpes Virus Fight Triple-Negative Breast Cancer?

More than 90% of women injected with the virus are alive up to three years later

Rays Super Fan Crushes Cancer

The first time, I thought they meant I was going to die.

A Selfie Changed Everything for Megan Troutwine

A drooping eyelid led to a meningioma diagnosis

Start Colorectal Cancer Screenings at 45, Task Force Urges

Thousands of lives could be saved with new recommendations

Triple-Negative Breast Cancer More Deadly for Black Women

New study finds racial disparities in treatment and survival

Focusing on New Technology to Treat Breast Cancer

Dr. Catherine Lee credits her family of doctors and Asian background for her career in medicine

Tampa Prep Swimmer Honors Mom at Swim Across America

Student raised more than $13,000 to benefit cancer programs at Moffitt

Georgios Papanikolaou: Inventor of the Pap Smear Test

Cervical cancer screening has saved countless lives since 1940’s

Bladder Cancer Q&A with Dr. Roger Li

Fourth most common cancer among men affects more than 83,000 Americans annually.

Congress Aims for Better Cancer Screenings for Underserved Communities

The federal program would honor U.S. Rep. Alcee Hastings

Obesity Increases Chance Cancer Will Return

New study finds overweight breast cancer survivors are more likely to develop a second cancer

FDA Approves First Immunotherapy for Initial Treatment of Gastric Cancer

Nivolumab combined with chemotherapy led to a 29% reduced risk of death

Moffitt Honors Its Volunteers

Six recipients take home awards during annual appreciation celebration

Immunotherapy Makes Big Strides in Esophageal Cancer

Immune-boosting drugs show promise in multiple different trials

Women, Begin Your Annual Breast Screenings at Age 40

Moffitt suggests screenings for women with average risk of breast cancer begin at 40

Lung Cancer Screening Survey Shows Improved Patient Experience

New Moffitt survey results shows high satisfaction across the board

WrestleMania’s Defending Champion Roman Reigns Talks About Smacking Down Cancer

WWE superstars step out of the ring to spend time with health care heroes

Improving Minority Representation in Lung Cancer Screening

Moffitt researchers present study during the American Association of Cancer Research annual meeting

Cancer Registrars – The Driving Force of Cancer Data

Telling the patient story through data

HORUS Construction Donates $50,000 to George Edgecomb Society

The funds were raised at the Inaugural Hook & Slice Golf Tournament

Bladder Preservation Therapy Offers Choice to Patients

Bladder removal is a common treatment for an aggressive form of the disease

Orioles’ Trey Mancini Returns to Baseball After Beating Colon Cancer

Colonoscopy following bout with fatigue revealed stage 3 diagnosis

Brain Cancer Vaccine Inches Closer to Reality

While promising, more research and time are needed to bring the therapy to patients

Delayed Dental Procedure Reveals Osteosarcoma Diagnosis

A growing lump after wisdom teeth removal signaled a much bigger problem

Onco-Nephrology Program Helping Kidney Cancer Patients Thrive

Specialists help patients manage risk of chronic kidney disease associated with surgical procedures.

7 Time Cancer Survivor Keeps Fighting

After 28 years of battling cancer, Valerie Romero offers advice for fellow patients

Lynch Syndrome: A Common and Underdiagnosed Genetic Risk for Colorectal Cancer

Approximately 1 out of every 280 people are born with the genetic predisposition to cancer

What You Need to Know About Anal Cancer

Anal cancer rates climbed almost 3% per year from 2001 to 2015

Studies Reveal Links Between Diet and Colorectal Cancer

Umbrella review looked at evidence from 45 different studies.

Novel Bladder Cancer Trial Showing Promising Results

Trial uses oncolytic virus to treat muscle invasive bladder cancer

‘So That Others May Live’

That motto guided Sara Davis’s decision to donate everything so others could have a better quality of life

How to Break a Vicious Cycle of Cancer

Halting breast cancer bone metastasis

No, Long-term Face Mask Use Will Not Cause Lung Cancer

Stories circulating on social media falsely claim oxygen deficiency, bacteria cause cancer

Protect Your Skin this Baseball Season

Sun safety can prevent skin cancer

The Gift that Keeps Giving

Buccaneers player William Gholston wants to help close the gap in cancer health disparities

Cancer in the time of COVID

Mom Amy Sapien and her son Landen were both diagnosed with cancer. Then the pandemic hit.

Should Alcohol Come with a Cancer Warning Label?

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

‘Fear is a Liar’

For Jill Freire, knowing triple negative breast cancer treatment protocols were key

Breast Cancer Death Rate Stops Declining for Women Under 40

New research shows rates have held steady for other age groups

Cancer Disparities in the Black Community

Genetic testing for inherited cancers happen less often in Blacks compared to whites

New Procedure Offers Less Invasive Treatment for Thyroid Nodules

Radiofrequency ablation does not require sedation or hospitalization

Limbaugh Death, Dole Diagnosis Put Lung Cancer in Spotlight

Deadly disease often does not produce symptoms until advanced stages

When Cancer Strikes Close To Home

In 2020, team member Merritt Martin's mom was diagnosed with breast cancer.

Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine? Schedule Your Mammogram Around It.

New guidelines released to document and manage patients with recent vaccination

Following Fritzy’s First Year

How a children’s book is helping kids understand cancer

Actor Dustin Diamond Dies From Small Cell Lung Cancer

The “Saved By The Bell” star was recently diagnosed with stage 4 disease

Is a Virus the Key to Treating Liver Metastases?

The liver is one of the most common sites for GI cancer metastases

US Cancer Death Rates Show Record Decline

Lung cancer treatments pivotal to overall decline in recent years

Healing the Wounds of Cervical Cancer

Jacky Costello was diagnosed with HPV-related cervical cancer

Parasite in Undercooked Food May Be Linked to Brain Cancer

New study suggests exposure to T. gondii could increase risk of glioma

Oral Sex Habits Can Affect Your Cancer Risk

Certain sex practices at certain ages increases HPV-related cancer risk, study says

Ladies, Don’t Skip Your Cervical Cancer Screening

The American Cancer Society released new screening guidelines last year

Under 30 and Facing Cancer

Susannah Parish undergoes tough treatment plan during the pandemic.

Comparing Robotic Surgery to Open Esophagectomies

Largest study to date identifies benefits of robotic-assisted minimally invasive surgery

Liquid Biopsies Offer Quicker, Easier Lung Cancer Testing

FDA approval means more patients can start treatment sooner

Natalie Desselle-Reid’s Death Highlights Importance of Screenings

New recommendations for screening age as colorectal cancer rates rise in younger adults.

Despite Lung Cancer, 'I Am My Son's Superhero'

Stage 4 survivor overcomes dark days for his family

Clearing Hurdles

Former track star relies on athleticism in cancer battle

When Cancer Steals Mom Too Soon

A daughter’s perspective

Moffitt Now Offering Some Treatments Curbside

Patients using the new curbside clinic never have to leave their car

Can Artificial Intelligence Outperform Humans?

First of its kind study shows AI can learn to ignore human error

Putting Faith in the Best Hands

Team surgery removes football-sized tumor growing into patient’s heart

Positivity Over Probability: A Pancreatic Cancer Survivor’s Tale

From anger to acceptance, patients and doctors keep spirits high in the battle against pancreatic cancer.

Once a Fighter, Always a Fighter

Former prosecutor battles stage 4 lung cancer with help of investigational immunotherapy

‘Jeopardy!’ Host Alex Trebek Dies at 80

Longtime game show host was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer in 2019

Rest Easy Marco

NFL star honors the memory of Moffitt patient

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 recall ...

Al Roker Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

TODAY weatherman will have prostate removed

Is Green Tea Beneficial to Prostate Health?

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

Former Smokers More Likely to Light Up After Negative Lung Cancer Screenings

Moffitt study suggests tailored smoking cessation interventions needed

Cancer Causing Agent Found in Diabetes Drug Prompts Recall

Extended release versions of Metformin could contain NDMA

Panel Suggests Colon Cancer Screenings Begin at 45

New proposed guidelines could impact insurance coverage for procedures

Behind the Cancer that Killed Robert Redford’s Son

The actor’s son, James, died from bile duct cancer

Morning Exercise Could Lower Cancer Risk, New Study Says

Research linked to lower risk of breast and prostate cancers

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

‘I Spent A Decade Battling Cancer’

How one young woman thrived despite three separate cancer diagnoses

From the Battlefield to Battling Breast Cancer

Buccaneers honor local veteran and breast cancer survivor

‘Clouds’ Shines Spotlight on Singer’s Osteosarcoma Diagnosis

Zach Sobiech’s song became a viral hit before he succumbed to cancer

Thriving with Metastatic Breast Cancer

How one young woman used all of Moffitt’s resources to get her life back

Can Brushing and Flossing Prevent Cancer Spread?

Good oral hygiene can have effect on cancer, study shows

Fluorescent Imaging Could be ‘Game Changer’ in Breast Cancer Surgery

Technique helped 3 out of 4 women avoid second surgeries, study shows

Moffitt’s First Virtual Groundbreaking Celebration Has Success

Over $1 million raised for the advancement of cancer research

Passing of Chadwick Boseman Strikes Young Colon Cancer Patient

Disease is on the rise in young adults

5 Things You Should Know About Breastfeeding and Breast Cancer

Get the facts from Moffitt experts

Book Club for Metastatic Breast Cancer Patients Offers ‘Collective Resilience’

By reading stories of empowerment and overcoming trauma, women can relate their own journeys

Persistent Poverty May Make Cancer More Deadly

New study finds large disparities among poorer counties

Eddie Van Halen’s Death Sheds Light on HPV Vaccination

FDA recently approved vaccine for head and neck cancers

Eddie Van Halen Dies from Cancer

The rocker was first diagnosed with tongue cancer in 2000

Move for What Matters – Janelle Morales

Cancer Crushers Help Raise Funds for Research

Teen Stays Positive Battling Rare Cancer

Pancreatic cancer is usually unheard of in children and young adults

Clinical Trial Offers Hope for Mesothelioma Patients

Chemoperfusion therapy has shown to increase survival and quality of life

Stranger Inspires Miles for Moffitt Runner

It wasn’t Lisa Logan’s first Miles for Moffitt, but it was her first as a cancer patient.

1st Step to Beating Breast Cancer: Get Screened

Know your risk, and don’t skip mammograms during the pandemic

HHS Spokesman Michael Caputo Diagnosed with Cancer

Metastatic head and neck cancer originated in his throat

Get the Facts on Thyroid Cancer

September is Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month

Beyond BRCA: Know Your Inherited Cancer Risk

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

Prostate Cancer Affects Black Men More

Screening, inclusive clinical trials key to beating the cancer

Moffitt Lends a Scientific Hand to Pediatric Cancer

Clinical trials for pediatric and young adult cancer patients lag behind

Ladies Night Breast Cancer Event Goes Virtual

Empowerment and education take center stage at this year’s reimagined event

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Dies at 87

The Supreme Court Justice battled cancer five times.

Golfer John Daly Diagnosed with Bladder Cancer

The two-time major winner is hoping for a miracle

A Family Affair

Running towards a cure

Are Honeybees a Cancer Killer?

New study suggests bee venom can destroy breast cancer cells

Sun Safety Is Important For All Ages

Moffitt teaches kids to be sun smart

Why I Run – Nicole’s Story

How running for Moffitt made her hopeful

'Black Panther' Star Chadwick Boseman Dies at 43

Chadwick Boseman loses four-year battle with colon cancer

Moffitt Reduces Surgical Site Infections after Hysterectomies

Implementing several new prevention practices makes infections a rarity

Are Lung Cancer Racial Disparities a Thing of the Past?

Trend coincides with steeper declines in smoking among Black Americans versus whites

Cal Ripken Jr. Treated for Prostate Cancer

The baseball legend had surgery in March

New Global Push to Eliminate Cervical Cancer

‘My Reason Why is Because I Can’

Runner Alvaro Zamora shares why he participates in Miles for Moffitt

Surgeons Use 3D Planning and Printing for Jaw Reconstruction Surgeries

Because each jaw bone is unique, the hardware has to be tailor made

We Always Wear Purple

Pancreatic cancer survivor raises funds for Miles for Moffitt

American Cancer Society Releases New Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines

Cervical cancer screenings to start later in life and occur less often

Fulfilling a Fathers Dream of a World without Cancer

Husband and wife cancer survivors lace up each year for Miles for Moffitt

Husband and Wife Win Lung Cancer Fight Thanks to Screening

More than 60% of lung cancers are diagnosed after the disease has spread

New Leg Up on Life After Sarcoma

After a rare cancer battle, amputation didn’t sideline this athlete.

TV Reporter Credits Viewer with Noticing Cancerous Lump

Local Tampa reporter Victoria Price will undergo surgery

'My Hair Stylist Saved My Life'

For Martina Yates, a cut and color led to a skin cancer diagnosis

Moffitt Dedicated to Combating Racial Disparities in Pancreatic Cancer

With the help of two grants, Moffitt researchers are studying racial disparities

Genetic Counseling Goes Virtual

Counselors find new ways to connect with patients over video chat

Civil Rights Icon Dies at 80

Remembering Rep. John Lewis

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Announces Cancer Recurrence

The Supreme Court Justice is undergoing chemotherapy

Breast Cancer Screenings Are Essential And Safe

With COVID-19 precautions in place, early detection is still the best way to beat breast cancer

New Guidelines Would Double Lung Cancer Screenings

Proposed changes would increase access for women and black people

The Hard Truth of Facing Cancer

A survivor’s story of ‘what-ifs’ and fertility

Summer Reminders for Cancer Survivors

Safe ways for cancer survivors to beat the heat.

Materials Used in Spacecraft Can Now Improve Quality of Life for Spinal Cancer Patients

Carbon fiber is stronger and allows for better continued treatment

Revolutionizing Ovarian Cancer Treatment through Genetics Testing

Certain genetic mutations can play an important role in treatment options

Head and Neck Cancer Patients Report Fatigue, Insomnia from Immunotherapy

Cognitive behavior intervention may help treatment side effects

How Does HPV Impact Men’s Health?

Moffitt leads the way in groundbreaking research to better understand human papillomavirus infection

Using Lung Scans to Predict Treatment Response

Immunotherapy is one of the most successful treatment options, but not everyone responds to it

Harnessing the Immune System to Treat Head and Neck Cancer

Moffitt study shows adoptive cell therapy could be an option

As Pandemic Raged, New York Cancer Patient Chose Moffitt

Worried about COVID-19 exposure back home, Austin Gavin turned to Google. He found Moffitt.

FDA Approves HPV Vaccine for Head and Neck Cancer Prevention

Parents, need one more reason to vaccinate your kids against HPV?

Precision Prevention to Reduce Melanoma in Hispanics

Moffitt study uses gene variant to arm those at higher risk with prevention information

The Cancer No Man Wants To Talk About

Early Assessment of Penile Cancer Can Prevent Devastating Effects

Stereotactic Body Radiation Offers New Option for Head and Neck Cancer

Moffitt study shows high-dose radiation offers shorter treatment with good outcomes

Drug Improves Survival in Relapsed Ovarian Cancer Patients with BRCA Mutation

Maintenance therapy with olaparib extended survival by more than a year

“Don’t Let My Story Be Your Story”

Melanoma patient says don’t let suspicious moles go unchecked

Melanoma Death Rates on the Decline

Moffitt’s work to research and develop new therapies has helped

It’s Never Too Late to Kick the Habit

New study shows quitting smoking even two years before lung cancer diagnosis improves survival

Do You Know the Tell 'Tail' Signs of Canine Skin Cancer?

According to the American Kennel Club, skin cancer is the most commonly diagnosed type of tumor found in dogs.

New Treatment Proves Less Toxic for HER-2 Positive Breast Cancer Patients

Combining Interferon-gamma with chemotherapy can de-escalate treatment

Following Up, Virtually

A virtual visit with a dermatologist can reduce stress and save time

The Importance of Blood Donations

How donating blood helps Moffitt patients

Gold Medalist’s Book Teaches Love and Support

Gentle story helps children learn how to help their parents

Why Penile Cancer Poses Research Challenges

Search is on for new treatments

Mother’s Day Moments to Live For

Mom of four leans on her daughters during cancer treatment

Making A Difference: Spotlight on Dr. Iman Washington

Reducing Toxicity in Breast Cancer Radiation Treatment

Even During a Pandemic, It’s Important to Protect Your Skin

While social rules have changed, skin protection rules have not

How is COVID-19 Taking a Toll on Cancer Patients?

Moffitt researchers launch study to analyze psychosocial effects of the pandemic

Melanoma Immunotherapy Offers Hope for Lung Cancer

Patients’ own magnified army of T cells used to treat non-small cell lung cancer

Head and Neck Cancers and COVID-19

Head and neck oncologists are among the highest risk specialties for COVID-19 exposure

Treating Cancer from a Distance

Moffitt works with travel-restricted international patients to reschedule treatments, consider remote options

Colorectal Cancer Rates Rising in Younger Adults

Report: half of new diagnoses are now in people 66 and younger.

Innovative Trial Tackles Early Stage Breast Cancer

Immunotherapy plus chemotherapy shows promising results for certain early stage breast cancers

Alex Trebek Marks One Year Since Cancer Diagnosis

The game show host says he’s beating the odds

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

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

Florida Takes Steps to Eliminate HPV-Related Cancers

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

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.

Which Screening is Best for Dense Breasts?

New study shows MRIs detect more cancer in women with dense breasts

Study Lists States with Highest Rates of Melanoma Linked to UV Radiation

Florida is in the top 10, and No.  2 in total melanoma cases per year

‘Harry Potter’ Actress Reveals Bowel Cancer Diagnosis

Julie Walters is urging others to get colonoscopies

Real Housewives Alum Reveals Throat Cancer Diagnosis

Simon Barney is staying positive during aggressive treatment

Director’s Oscar Win Shines Spotlight on Senior Adult Oncology

Moffitt has one of the largest and most advanced programs dedicated to helping older adults battling cancer

Breast Cancer, Kidney Failure Can’t Stop Patty

She’s working toward bachelor of science in nursing to give back to cancer patients

Joy, Strung Together with Love

11-year-old delivers comfort in the form of prayer beads for mom, other patients

Actress Shannen Doherty Says Her Cancer Has Returned

The ‘90210’ star revealed she is undergoing treatment for stage 4 breast cancer

Rush Limbaugh Diagnosed with Lung Cancer

The 69-year-old radio host announced to his listeners that he was diagnosed with an advanced stage of the disease.

Race Car Driver John Andretti Dies from Colon Cancer

His #CheckIt4Andretti screening call continues

Moffitt Clinical Trials Offer Hope for Cervical Cancer Patients

“I’m living a normal life,” says one trial participant

International Research Partnership Studies HPV-Related Cancer in Patients with HIV

The $8.3 million grant will focus on research in low- and middle-income countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Q&A: Skin Cancer of the Eyelid

The most common cancer diagnosis in the U.S. can also affect the eyelids.

Should You Pull Acetaminophen from Your Medicine Cabinet?

California leaders consider listing the common painkiller as a carcinogen

Get the Facts on Cervical Cancer Screenings

The sunshine state also lags in screening rates for the disease

Adrenal Cancer: Potential Killer Lurking Atop Kidneys

Awareness is key, says Moffitt expert

Glioblastoma Claims Rush Drummer Neil Peart

What do you know about glioblastoma, the cancer that claimed the life of Rush drummer Neil Peart?

Surprising Number of Survivors of Certain Cancers Smoke

Study aims to help cervical cancer survivors kick the habit

Can Artificial Intelligence Help Detect Breast Cancer?

Moffitt’s AI Officer goes beyond the headlines on Google AI mammography program

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

Civil Rights Icon Diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer

The U.S. Democratic Representative made the announcement Sunday

4K 3D Tech Takes on Brain Cancer in the O.R.

Surgery available nowhere else in the U.S. made travel possible for glioblastoma patient David Pearse

MRI Screening for Women with Dense Breasts?

Recent study looks at supplemental MRI screening for early detection of breast cancer

UV Rays in Winter: The Other Side of the Sun

Learn how to protect your skin year-round

The Call for Courage Bell

For patient Stephanie Stanfield, bell ringing ritual celebrates continuation of life, little victories

Grasping the Chance with Both Hands

Would you have the strength to allow surgeons to amputate your daughter’s arm if it might save her?

Behind the Microscope

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

No Need to Boycott Seafood

Despite headlines, Atlantic Ocean seafood is still safe to eat

ResearCHECK: Does Daily Aspirin Use Lower Risk of Death If You Have Cancer?

A study published this week looked at the association of aspirin use and cancer deaths in older adults

Can Hair Dye Cause Cancer?

Chemicals in the dye may behave like the hormones that cause breast cancer.

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

Study: Anal Cancer Rates, Deaths Climbing In U.S.

Biggest jumps are among older women and young black men

What’s New in Robotic Lung Surgery?

New computer interface offers “X-ray vision” during procedure

Surgically Remove Your Stomach to Stave Off Cancer?

Moffitt expert says an uncommon genetic mutation makes this a viable option

From Moffitt to Puerto Rico

Conversations about stomach and esophageal cancer

Testicular Cancer Claims Life of Snowboarding Legend

Jake Burton Carpenter founded Burton Snowboards in 1977

Calamari, Moffitt and a Little Humor Saved My Life

Patient John Sherry faced pancreatic cancer two times in just two years

Living Longer with Lung Cancer?

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

Meet Laurietta the Conqueror

Miles for Moffitt is a passion for this stomach cancer survivor

Congressional Leader Battled Rare Cancer for Decades

Rep. Elijah Cummings reportedly diagnosed with thymic carcinoma 25 years ago

Moffitt Bringing Research to Local VA Hospitals

New prostate cancer study open at Bay Pines and Haley with plans for more in the future

Will Smith Chronicles First Colonoscopy in Viral Video

Doctors discovered a precancerous polyp during the procedure

Clinical Trials Give Lung Cancer Patient a ‘Precious Gift’

Despite a stage 4 diagnosis, Francine Milford is living life to the fullest.

Confused about Colon Cancer Screening?

New guidelines offer guidance on when and how to be screened

Redskins Left Tackle Reveals Rare Cancer Diagnosis

Williams announced last week he was diagnosed with Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans, or DFSP, this winter.

Mad Hatter Tea Party

Breast cancer patients receive royal treatment at Moffitt event.

Lumpectomy vs. Mastectomy

Each surgical treatment for breast cancer has different benefits and risks.

What Should Kids Know About Breast Cancer?

How to engage in healthy conversations about breast cancer with children.

TV Anchors Molar Pregnancy Leads to Cancer

The rare condition occurs in about 1 out of every 1,000 pregnancies.

Great Pumpkin Fence Fights Cancer

Davenport, Fla. couple adds to their Halloween fundraiser for Moffitt Cancer Center.

Can Fungi Drive Pancreatic Cancer?

New study shows fungi can get into the pancreas and cause tumor growth

What Is a Screening Mammogram?

Five things to know before you make an appointment

Personalizing Breast Cancer Radiation Treatment

Moffitt physician-scientists have developed a tool to predict risk and optimize radiation therapy.

Patty’s Powerful Pink Posse

Breast cancer patient uses fashion to fundraise for Miles for Moffitt.

Men with Faulty Gene at Double Risk of Prostate Cancer

Carriers also have more aggressive tumors and are diagnosed younger

What it Means to be a Previvor

Genetic screening helps patients take their health into their own hands.

USF Student Tackles Cancer by the Horns

Hodgkin lymphoma patient balancing homework and chemotherapy.

Pancreatic Cancer: Mission Possible

Moffitt making advancements in prevention, detection and treatment.

Beyoncé’s Father Battling Breast Cancer

Genetic testing discovered BRCA2 mutation, which means a higher risk his family. “From a man’s perspective, I’m thinking, ‘Why me?’ ”

Moffitt Launches Innovative Trial for Brain-Metastatic Breast Cancer

The therapy includes a three-part immunotherapy combination to shrink tumors.

What is Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer?

About 15% of breast cancers and 20% of ovarian cancers are caused by BRCA gene mutations.

At-Home Colon Cancer Screening Test Approved for Younger Americans

The test was previously approved for those ages 50-75.

5 Tips to Prevent Falls

Lighting, footwear and medication play a major role in staying safe.

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

Recent headlines argue sunscreen use may block vitamin D absorption.

Alex Trebek Undergoing More Chemo for Pancreatic Cancer

The TV host is hoping for good results a second time.

Pioneering Journalist Cokie Roberts Dies at 75

Founding member of Moffitt’s Board of Advisors gave back in countless ways.

Rod Stewart Secretly Battled Prostate Cancer for Three Years

The rocker says he is now in the clear.

Do You Know How to Spot Melanoma in Kids?

Watch for itching, bleeding, colorful spots and growing moles.

Age is Just a Number

When others refused to treat Arthur Kropp because of his age, Moffitt stepped in.

‘All My Children’ Alum Says He Has Kidney Cancer

Cameron Mathison says he will have surgery to fight the disease.

Howard Stern’s Wife Reveals Breast Cancer Scare

Beth Stern is urging women to go in for annual mammograms.

Can PTSD Increase Your Cancer Risk?

New Moffitt study suggests women who experience symptoms of PTSD have an increased risk of developing ovarian cancer.

Medication May Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer

New guidelines offer women another option for prevention, but many are turning it down.

Hoping for a Quicker Recovery? Drink Up.

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

Let’s Get Personal about Thyroid Cancer  

When it comes to treatment options, one size does not fit all.

Former IndyCar Driver Diagnosed with HPV-Related Throat Cancer

Brian Till wants to spread awareness about the cancer-causing virus.

Eddie Money Diagnosed with Esophageal Cancer

The legendary rocker made the announcement on his reality TV show

Seeking and Speaking Your Story Helps Healing Process

Moffitt workshop helps connect and make sense of life events.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Treated for Pancreatic Cancer

The Supreme Court Justice underwent radiation therapy.

Behind the Cancer that Killed Patrick Swayze

New documentary dives into the actor’s battle with pancreatic cancer.

Should I Be Tested for BRCA Mutations?

The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force has updated recommendations for BRCA testing and genetic counseling.

Swap Red Meat to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk

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

Moffitt’s Melanoma Expertise Benefits Children, Too

Pediatric melanoma clinic gathers kids with uncommon diagnosis.

Should You Be Screened for Pancreatic Cancer?

With incidence of the disease increasing, it is believed it will soon become the second-leading cause of cancer death.

Don’t Get Burned with DIY Sunscreen Trend

Experts say stick to store-bought for best protection.

You’ve been diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. Now What?

A panel of experts will address patient concerns Aug. 8

Moffitt Sets Records at Annual Pier 60 Cancer Screening Event

The event, which just completed its 23rd year, offered free screenings for skin cancers as well as a variety of head and neck cancers.

World Lung Cancer Day: Screening Saves Lives

Low-dose CT scans can help those at high risk.

Treatment for Overactive Thyroid Can Increase Risk of Cancer Death  

About 60% of patients who are treated for an overactive thyroid in the U.S. receive radioactive iodine therapy.

Thriving After Treatment

Workshop empowers survivors to become their healthiest selves.

Is Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Right for Me?

There are many different types of treatment for prostate cancer, including surgery, active surveillance, radiation and hormone therapy.

5 Things to Know about Brain Cancer Treatments

Exploring new approaches with immunotherapy, surgery.

Summer Travel with Cancer

Do you need to take extra precautions this summer travel season?

Is Throat Cancer on the Rise?

More than 70% of throat, tonsil and tongue cancers are HPV related.

Good Directions

Moffitt research associate Amber Beyer, and team are working on an adaptive cell therapy for women with HER2+ breast cancer.

Do Antioxidants Cause Lung Cancer to Spread?

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

Is SPF Makeup Enough?

Two-in-one products may not be best bet for sun protection.

The Power of CAR T in Solid Tumor Treatment

CAR T therapy involves a patient’s own T cells that have been genetically engineered to target a patient’s own specific cancer.

Moffitt Research Moves New Immunotherapy Closer to FDA Approval

Some cancer patients may be one step closer to being treated with cells from their own tumors.

Megadeth Lead Singer Diagnosed with Throat Cancer

Megadeth singer and guitarist Dave Mustaine announced on social media Monday night that he has been diagnosed with throat cancer. Mustaine famously be ...

Moffitt Continues the Countdown to Quit Smoking

Study evaluates reduced or low-nicotine cigarettes as a new way to quit smoking

Icon Gloria Vanderbilt Dies After Stomach Cancer Diagnosis

Fashion designer, socialite and artist Gloria Vanderbilt passed away Monday, less than one month after she was diagnosed with an advanced form of stom ...

Cancer Survivors Predicted to Top 22 Million by 2030

More and more Americans are surviving cancer, and the number is expected to grow even larger in the next decade.

Marathon Runner Dies from Rare Salivary Gland Cancer

Grunewald underwent surgery and radiation to treat her cancer, but even during therapy she continued to train.

Sunscreen Effects Are More Than Skin Deep

Recent study on sunscreen absorption in blood has Moffitt expert offering alternatives

Actress Marcia Cross Opens up About Anal Cancer and its Link to HPV

Award-winning actress Marcia Cross, best known for her role on the television series “Desperate Housewives,” opened up to “CBS This Morning” about the ...

Treatment Shows Promise in Pancreatic Cancer Patients with BRCA Mutation

A study recently presented at the American Society of Clinical Oncology’s annual meeting sheds new light on pancreatic cancer’s link to the BRCA mutat ...

Does ACA Help Level the Field for Cancer Patients?

Moffitt says eliminating disparities will take more than scientific research

Adding a New Drug to Standard Treatment May Add Years for Younger Women with Advanced Breast Cancer

Younger women battling advanced breast cancer may live longer by adding ribociclib to first-line endocrine therapy.

You Have the Freckle. Should You be Worried?

Another new internet challenge certainly has people talking. But this one doesn’t debate what is heard on a recording or the color of a dress. This on ...

What Keeps Cancer Patients from Quitting Cigarettes?

Moffitt experts work to disarm “lung cancer stigma”

Surgery Can Prevent Pancreatic Cancer in Some Patients

Pancreatic cancer has the lowest five-year survival rate of any cancer.

Natural Gas Plant Manager Overcomes Cancer to Achieve Lifelong Dream

“It was very tough,” said Drango. “It was like in the movies when the room starts closing in. Once I heard the word cancer I didn’t hear much else.”

A Closer Look at the Cancer that Claimed Farrah Fawcett

Anal cancer is fairly rare. This year, the American Cancer Society estimates 8,300 men and women will be diagnosed with the disease.

Melanoma in Children

The deadliest form of skin cancer is also the most common skin cancer diagnosed in children.

Cancer Caregiver? Where to Begin

Your role as a caregiver for a person with cancer can be a source of great personal satisfaction – and significant stress.

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.

Clinical Trial Brings Hope to Lung Cancer Patient

Last year, Lee was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic lung cancer that had spread to her brain and spine.

20-Year Navy Veteran Beats Cancer Three Times

After four deployments, Melissa Vazquez takes on cancer.

Thyroid Cancer on the Rise in Puerto Rico

Moffitt Cancer Center hosts biannual events in San Juan titled From Moffitt to Puerto Rico Conversations about Cancer.

Markers Make Radiation Treatments Shorter and Easier

When patient Howard Curd was told he would need radiation treatment for his esophageal cancer, he feared the worst.

Eyes on a Rare Form of Melanoma

About 2,000 Americans are diagnosed with Ocular Melanoma each year.

Mind and Body Against Cancer

A Moffitt psychiatrist helps patients while on her own cancer journey.

Embracing the New Normal

Two and a half years after bladder cancer, Craig Graham is getting back to life and living healthier.

Making Progress Against Melanoma?

As Skin Cancer Awareness Month begins, Moffitt continues studies of deadliest form

Patients Furthering Moffitt’s Mission

Data from Total Cancer Care® fuels research efforts.

New Mom Battled Breast Cancer While Pregnant

She was just 35 years old, a wife, a mother and nine weeks pregnant with her second child.

Rays Salute Lung Cancer Survivor at Tropicana Field

On April 20 the Tampa Bay Rays honored Al through the Salute to Survivors program.

Saving Lives After Death

Gail Porter was the first patient to enroll in Moffitt's rapid tissue donation program.

April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month 

More than 17,500 new cases of esophageal cancer will be diagnosed this year.

FDA Clarifies Recent Warnings for Robotic Surgeries

Earlier this month, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cautioned patients and healthcare providers about using robotic surgery for mastectomy ...

Can Fluorescent Dye Help Detect Ovarian Cancer

This year, more than 22,000 women in the United States will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer.

Birth Control Pills Linked with Reduced Risk of Ovarian Cancer Death

Using oral contraceptives has been tied to a reduced risk for highly fatal aggressive ovarian cancer, according to study results presented at the Amer ...

I Still Have My Voice

Larynx cancer, or cancer of the voice box, threatened to take patient Jeff Blaney's voice.

Baseball Fans Swing for the Fences with Skin Screenings

Baseball fans up and down Florida’s West coast took advantage of Moffitt Cancer Center’s 12th annual Spring Swing® Sun Safety Tour this year.

Can Precision Medicine Work for Pancreatic Cancer

A study presented at the American Association for Cancer Research annual meeting looked at the use of PARP inhibitors as maintenance therapy for pancr ...

What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Throat Cancer

It is estimated that there will be 12,410 new cases of laryngeal (throat) cancer in 2019.

TV Host Announces Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis After Viewer Spots Lump

Deborah Norville is used to being in the public eye as the host of “Inside Edition” for over 20 years.

All Women May Soon be Notified of Breast Density Following a Mammogram

The Food and Drug Administration is proposing policy changes to the Mammography Quality Standards Act of 1992.

Eating Walnuts May Help Breast Cancer Patients

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

Excess Body Weight at Younger Ages Increases Risk of Dying from Pancreatic Cancer

Excess body weight before age 50 may be strongly associated with a higher risk of dying from pancreatic cancer than excess weight at older ages.

Predicting Treatment Response in Kidney Cancer Patients

Can a patient's response to immunotherapy be predicted?

Immunotherapy May Boost Survival in Recurrent Ovarian Cancer

Combination chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatment shows promise in recent study.

At-Home Test is as Effective as Colonoscopy

Colon cancer is one of the most common cancers in men and women in the United States.

Drug Offers Hope to Ovarian Cancer Patients

Maintenance therapy with niraparib prolongs remission and keeps side effects at bay longer.

Younger, Inactive People at Increased Risk for Colorectal Cancer

Early-onset colorectal cancer, which occurs in patients under age 50, is increasing across the United States and internationally.

Beating the Odds Against Brain Cancer

Moffitt patient shares story of survival at regional event for patients and caregivers

Moffitt Works to Streamline Care for Those at Risk for Kidney Cancer

Von Hippel-Lindau (VHL) syndrome increases the risk for multiple cancer types, including kidney and brain.

FDA Approves First Immunotherapy for Breast Cancer

Patients with an aggressive form of breast cancer now have another weapon in their arsenal to fight the disease.

Clinic Turns High Risk into High Chance of Survival  

Around 10 percent of GI cancers are hereditary, and the high-risk clinic sees hundreds of patients.

Is Pancreatic Cancer on the Rise?

The American Cancer Society estimates a two percent increase in the number of people who will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019.

Alex Trebek Has Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer

The 78-year-old announced his diagnosis in video posted to YouTube this week.

“Work hard. Speak up. Learn how to say ‘No’ and Be Nice.”

Meet Moffitt lung cancer researcher Dr. Jhanelle Gray.

Could a Simple Blood Test Replace Lung Biopsies?

What if there was an easier way to get a glimpse into the inner working of a tumor?

FDA Issues Safety Warning for Robotic Surgeries

The FDA is cautioning patients and healthcare providers about using robotic surgery for mastectomy and other cancer-related surgeries.

The Monkees’ Peter Tork Had Rare Tongue Cancer

The Monkees’ bassist passed away this week. He also had a rare form of tongue cancer.

Immunotherapy Shows Promise for Glioblastoma

The study marks the first time an immune-system treatment has shown any benefit to glioblastoma.

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.

Can a DNA Kit Predict Colorectal Cancer?

23andMe has received FDA clearance to test for genetic mutations that may increase your risk of colorectal cancer.

Beauty is Skin Deep

Former Miss Universe diagnosed with Melanoma

New Year, New Perspective

Breast cancer survivor shifts focus to living with intent.

The Dangers of Doctor Google

For those recently diagnosed with cancer, the internet may misinform, mislead

Gallbladder Cancer: The Signs & Symptoms You Need to Know

The signs and symptoms of gallbladder cancer are mild and often ignored.

What Do I Need to Know About HPV?

HPV is responsible for multiple types of cancers, such as cervical, anal, vaginal and head and neck cancers.

The Voice on the Other Line

Program connects mentors with cancer patients, caregivers and survivors.

One Singer’s Sore Throat Turned Out to be Cancer

It’s rare, but for Grammy-winning country singer John Berry, a sore throat was a sign of cancer.

Weight Loss and other Cancer Warning Signs Not to Ignore

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

Celebrating Faith and Community

Leaders from Faith-based and Community Organizations Gather at Moffitt to Share Resources and Make Connections

You Have an Abnormal Pap Smear—Now What?

Five questions to ask your doctor.

Excess Weight Gain Contributes to Cancer

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

Sit. Stay. Heal.

Moffitt is the first hospital in Hillsborough County to become a pet therapy certification site.

The Best Hugs: Remembering Margie Schwerdt

The world’s best hugs offered encouragement and unconditional love to all who passed Margie's post at the Gold Valet Information Desk over the last 10 ...

Mentorship Spans Cultures

Yongzi Chen, PhD, came to Tampa as part of the partnership between Moffitt and Tianjin, in which postdocs from her country work at Moffitt on joint re ...

One in a Million

As Emerald Cromwell battles a rare adrenal cancer, she learns two close friends have the same disease.

Tenacious New Mom Fights Smart

Theresa Jean-Pierre Coy is a wife, mother, attorney, small business owner, immediate past president of the George Edgecomb Bar Association and, now, a ...

Benefits of an Open Mind

Jhanelle E. Gray, MD, says she never dreamed she would be working at a faraway place like Tianjin, China.

WWII Military Vet: 'Saved by a Woman'

Kropp was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at 91. Every doctor refused to take him on as a patient because of his age — all but one.

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 ...

Is Surgery Necessary for Prostate Cancer?

A 30-year study found that prostate-removal surgery added three years to the lives of men with prostate cancer, compared to those who were only monito ...

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 ...

Is Asbestos the Ghost of Christmas Past

Fake snow used in the 1930s was made from asbestos, a known carcinogen.

Uterine Cancer Numbers Keep Growing

Moffitt expert says obesity, drop in hysterectomies may account for rise

Pregnancy May Increase Breast Cancer Risk Before Offering Protective Benefits

Women who’ve given birth may be at an increased risk of breast cancer.

Worth the Side Effect Risk

New study shows radiation plus chemo for HPV throat cancer offers best survival odds.

Inflammatory Breast Cancer Basics

The rare cancer is typically not diagnosed until after it has spread throughout the body.

Where Do the Dollars Go?

Miles for Moffitt research grants provide seed money for great ideas

Why Miles for Moffitt? — A Family’s Perspective

Now a two-time survivor, Vicki calls on her "soldiers" each year to contribute to her Miles for Moffitt team.

Lung Cancer Has a Sweet Tooth

Researchers have found that early-stage NSCLC tumors or pre-cancerous lesions can give themselves away.

Battling Tough Odds

How Women in Moffitt’s Gastrointestinal Oncology Clinic Are Paving the Way in Pancreatic Cancer Research and Treatment

Can Chemo Cause Cognitive Decline in Older Patients?

A new study shows risk may be higher for those who carry Alzheimer’s gene.

One Target: Multiple Cancers

FDA approves new drug for adults and children with rare cancers

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.”

It’s Us Against Cancer

Rocio Ferrer knows firsthand the importance of caregivers in patients’ lives.

Smoking While Fighting Cancer Costs Beyond Health

Moffitt’s Moonshot grant will fund efforts to help its patients quit

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.

Tampa Police Officer Fights Crime and Cancer

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

National Philanthropy Day

This special day celebrates the great contributions of philanthropy and the people active in the philanthropic community.

Besides Smoking, What Causes Lung Cancer?

While cigarette smoking is the most common lung cancer risk factor, about 15% of lung cancer diagnoses occur in people who have never smoked.

Cancer Patient Completes Dream of Running in New York City Marathon

After his cancer diagnosis, Jon Henrichsen marked a life milestone by completing the New York City Marathon.

The General’s Daughter

Jessica Schwarzkopf will carry on her father’s legacy by taking part in Moffitt Cancer Center’s annual Veteran’s Day celebration at 8:30 a.m. on Nov. ...

Less Invasive Cervical Cancer Surgery Tied to Recurrence, Deaths

Older approach to operation may be best

Giving Cancer a Good Scare

Pumpkin House creators pledge a portion of Halloween fundraiser to Moffitt Cancer Center.

What’s New in Breast Cancer Research?

Learn what Moffitt is doing bring new therapies to patients

Leading Ladies Affected by Anal Cancer Brings New Awareness to Rare Disease

More than 5,500 women will be diagnosed with the disease in the United States this year.

What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Liver Cancer?

Symptoms are uncommon in the early stages of liver cancer.

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.

Moffitt Speech Pathologist Wants to Help Others after Own Breast Cancer Battle

Brooke DuLaney shares her story to raise awareness and educate other young moms, provide support

Moffitt Psychiatrist Helps Patients while on Her Own Cancer Journey

Aliya Hafeez, M.D., currently splits her week between chemo, recovery and seeing patients.

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

Going Digital—How Artificial Intelligence Could Help Identify Breast Cancer

Google Artificial Intelligence (AI) is providing a new tool to fight the disease

Breast Cancer in Men

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

Undergoing a Mastectomy without a Cancer Diagnosis

More women are having risk-reducing mastectomies to prevent breast cancer.

Focused On Pampering and Empowerment: Ladies Night Returns to Moffitt

The annual event is focused on empowering and informing women about the latest treatments and advances in the field of breast cancer.

Early PSA Testing Could Help Predict Prostate Cancer Among Black Men

New study suggests midlife PSA testing is key to predicting aggressive prostate cancer.

Evidence Mounts Linking Aspirin to Lower Risk of Ovarian Cancer

New study shows daily use can reduce risk by 23 percent

Panera Goes Pink Raises $117,000 and Counting for Moffitt

Participating Panera bakery-cafes in the Tampa Bay area will donate 100 percent of the proceeds from each Pink Ribbon Bagel sold to Moffitt.

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.

Is Immunotherapy the Key to Fighting Ovarian Cancer?

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

Regular Screenings led to Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

Moffitt team member Mike DeWitt knew of his family history but had no symptoms when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.

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.

Multiple Skin Cancers Could Indicate Higher Risks for Other Cancers

A recent study that suggests multiple occurrences of common skin cancers may indicate an increased risk for other cancers.

Moffitt Uses Innovative Immunotherapy to Stand Up To (Lung) Cancer

The unique clinical trial combining two immunotherapies is funding by the Stand Up To Cancer Catalyst® Program.

Herpes Virus Shows Promise in Shrinking Cancer Tumors

A modified version of the virus, now used on melanoma patients, may expand to treat other cancers.

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 ...

A New Drug Could Soon Be Available to Treat a Common Form of Skin Cancer

Nearly half of the patients who participated in the trial saw their tumors shrink.

Why is the Cancer That Afflicted McCain So Deadly?

The brain cancer that killed Sen. McCain is considered advanced at diagnosis.

Small Cell Lung Cancer Patients Who Have Failed Previous Therapies Now Have New Hope — the First in 20 Years

New drug allows your T cells to go to work, destroying cancer.

Five Things to Know About Glioblastoma

Diagnosing glioblastoma, the most aggressive type of brain cancer, requires surgery and a biopsy.

What You Need to Know about Glyphosate

Recent report shows elevated levels in popular breakfast foods.

What You Need to Know About the New Cervical Cancer Screening Guidelines

New cervical cancer screening recommendations give women over 30 a new option when it comes to testing.

Is Your Favorite Breakfast Serving Up a Dose of Weed Killer?

Oat-based foods contain unsafe amounts of herbicide, report says.

Aretha Franklin Died of a Deadly Cancer That Gets Little Attention

Not all pancreatic tumors are alike, says Moffitt expert.

Moffitt’s Pediatric Melanoma Clinic Day Gives Young Patients a Chance to Connect

Dr. Vernon Sondak heads up the pediatric melanoma clinic, which includes children’s activities, treats and balloon animals.

Queen of Soul’s Passing Sheds Light on Pancreatic Cancer

Roughly 55,440 people will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2018. Only about 11,000 are expected to survive.

Generous Donation Gives Breast Cancer Patients a Chance to Undergo Chemotherapy without Losing their Hair

Patient presented a check to Moffitt Cancer Center for more than $8,000, so other breast cancer patients can benefit from the DigniCap.

First-Ever Guidelines Published for Rare Cancers Associated with Pregnancy

Physicians around the world are improving treatment and outcomes for women diagnosed with rare gynecological cancers during pregnancy.

Nail Changes Alert Woman to Lung Cancer

Can changes in your fingernails alert you to serious health issues? It did for one British woman.

What is Radon?

Radon has been making headlines, but do you know what it is?

Diabetes Raises Risk of Cancer, Especially in Women

New research shows diabetes has been linked to an increased risk of developing cancer, particularly among women.

Minority Populations Being Screened Less for Lung Cancer

A new study shows a need for more screening programs tailored to high-risk minority patients.

Ovarian Cancer Risks, Survival May Benefit from Daily Aspirin

Two new studies examined daily aspirin use for those at risk or diagnosed with the disease

Do Late Night Dinners Increase Your Cancer Risks?

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

Moffitt Clinic Brings Treatment to Life with 3D Art

Our Gastrointestinal Oncology Clinic features art depicting different types of cancer treatment.

Turning the Tide on Cancer

Gene Evans is celebrating his 9th anniversary as a cancer survivor with a 16-mile paddle and you can join him.

Working to Treat a Deadly Form of Prostate Cancer

A deadly form of prostate cancer is more common that experts previously thought. Now, Moffitt is working to combat it.

Moffitt Leads the Way in Minimally Invasive Colorectal Surgery

Moffitt has 13 surgeons who use the robotic surgery platform.

A Treatment for a Cancer Once Thought to be 'Untreatable' May Already Exist

Patients suffering from an untreatable form of lung cancer may benefit from an existing cancer remedy that blocks cell growth.

Breast Biopsy Basics

Top Five Things You Should Know Before Your Breast Biopsy

CAR T Drives New Ovarian Cancer Research

The new genetically-modified CAR T-cells seek out and destroy cancer cells expressing an FSH receptor protein found on a large number of ovarian cance ...

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.

“Now, I Look Like Daddy”

A newlywed shares her story of survival as she begins breast cancer treatment just days after losing her husband.

Bucket List: iPad, Video Conferencing and the Open Road

David Palmer has lung cancer. But that hasn’t stopped him from sipping wine in Napa and gambling in Vegas.

Many Breast Cancer Patients Don’t Need Chemotherapy

Approximately 70 percent of patients with the most common form of breast cancer may not need chemotherapy.

Advanced Prostate Cancer Treatments Equally Effective in Blacks, Whites

Recent studies compare hormone therapy and chemotherapy results for black and white men who have prostate cancer.

Latest National Cancer Report is Good News/Bad News

Overall Cancer Deaths Down, But Problems Persist for Some Populations.

Cancer Survivors: Five Tips to Staying Healthy

June 3 is National Cancer Survivors Day. It’s a time to celebrate life and if you’re a survivor it’s a good time to reflect on your health.

Trend Shift: Young Women Are Now Getting Lung Cancer More Than Young Men

Lung cancer rates have historically been higher among men than woman, but new research reveals that trend has flipped in younger Americans.

More Young Women Affected By Melanoma

Studies show the rate of melanoma among children, adolescents and young adults has reached epidemic proportion.

Anna Hipp: Why I Paddle

Join patient Anna Hipp on Saturday, May 26, at The Club at Treasure Island to take a stand against cancer.

What is Heated Chemotherapy?

Heated chemotherapy, or hyperthermic intraoperative peritoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC), can be used to treat cancers that have spread to the lining of th ...

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.

Senator Harry Reid Diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer

Moffitt experts say prevention and early diagnosis are key when it comes to the disease.

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.

Wonder Woman

Cancer patient looks to her favorite super hero for strength during her treatment.

Margie's Story: I Truly Feel Blessed

Missing Margie? Our front desk extraordinaire has been battling lung cancer and rang the bell today as she received her last radiation treatment.

Ovarian Cancer Patients May Benefit from Personalized Vaccines

Could personalized vaccines be the future of ovarian cancer treatment?

Getting a Gel Manicure? You May Want To Pack Your Sunscreen

Consider applying SPF to your hands and feet the next time you get a mani and pedi.

Immunotherapy Key to Unlocking Lung Cancer Survival

A recent study represents another step forward in immunotherapy, which has been making steady gains in recent years.

Beating Breast Cancer Before Age 40 May Mean Multiple Menopauses

Can you imagine going through menopause multiple times? It may be a reality for those who beat breast cancer before age 40.

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 ...

With Fertility Options New Hope Grows

When it comes to fertility it’s important for all adolescent and young adult (AYA) cancer patients to be informed.

Rex Culpepper’s New Playbook

The football star is tackling his cancer diagnosis by focusing on positivity, leaning on skills he’s gained on the field.

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.

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.

Feeling Lucky?

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

Thinking of Eating Almonds and Cashews? Go Nuts.

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

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.

Cold Caps Allows Patients to Keep Hair During Chemotherapy

Moffitt Cancer Center offers Dignicaps at two locations for breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.

Football Hall of Famer Jim Kelly Diagnosed with Oral Cancer Again

Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly, who led the Buffalo Bills to four back-to-back Super Bowl appearances, announced he will once again be involved in ...

Do Renaissance Paintings Capture Breast Cancer?

A new study in The Lancet Oncology suggests women portrayed in ancient art show signs of the disease.

Colorectal Cancer Is Preventable - If You Get Regular Screenings

March is colorectal cancer awareness month, so what better time to spread the word that colon cancer screening saves lives.

E-Cigarettes OK to Quit Smoking

Smokers hoping to crush out their last butt might consider weaning themselves off the habit with temporary help from e-cigarettes.

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.

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.

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.

The ReMissions Shine Light on Moffitt’s Mission

“We listen to each other, work together and make harmony together.”