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AI-Driven Prostate Nomograms: How Moffitt Research Is Refining Focal Therapy Selection

Explore how AI-enhanced prostate imaging and nomograms are improving tumor mapping, risk stratification and focal therapy selection for appropriately...

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Blood Cancer Diagnosis: When to Act Quickly and When There’s Time to Ask Questions

Learn what patients should know before their first hematology visit, including diagnostic testing, treatment timing, second opinions and questions to...

Moffitt surgeons in the operating room

Expanding Breast-Conserving Options for Complex Breast Cancer Through Oncoplastic Breast Surgery

Oncoplastic breast surgery may expand breast-conserving options for patients with complex disease. Learn how disease extent, treatment response and...

Proton Therapy at Moffitt: The Expertise Behind the Technology

Moffitt built its proton therapy program years before treating patients, recruiting proton-experienced professionals and developing specialized...

Specialized Care for Rare Pheochromocytoma and Paraganglioma Tumors

Moffitt Cancer Center offers specialized diagnosis and treatment for pheochromocytoma and paraganglioma, including hereditary and metastatic PPGL.

Aquablation Therapy Expands Treatment Options for Patients With Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), also known as enlarged prostate, is one of the most common urologic conditions affecting aging men.

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When Specialty Care Goes Out of Network: Understanding the Medicare Advantage Landscape

Many specialty care providers are facing network changes with Medicare Advantage plans. These changes are affecting access to complex, specialized...

Jose Pimiento, MD, right, looks at a patient's case during the GI tumor board meeting.

GI Surgical Oncology Consultations Now Available at SouthShore

Moffitt is expanding access to specialized evaluation and treatment planning for patients with suspected or confirmed liver and biliary malignancies.

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The Cancers Rising in Women That Don’t Look Like Cancer

Some of the most common symptoms mask rising cancer risks in women. Know when to look further.

Older male patient getting a medical exam to test for cancer

A Referral Guide for Urgent Care Providers

Urgent care providers are often the first clinical eye on a finding that could signal cancer. Here are some common urgent care presentations with...

Lymphocytes, immune cells, white blood cells. Adaptive immune system, showcasing T-cells, B-cells, NK cells. Human lymphocytes combating infections. Medical 3D blood structure scientific illustration

FDA Approves First Precision-Engineered Allogeneic Cell Therapy Designed to Reduce GvHD

Orca-T offers a new approach to stem cell transplantation, combining precision-engineered cell therapy with the goal of reducing certain risks that...

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A New Treatment Pathway for Locally Advanced Pancreatic Cancer

A new approach, Trans-Arterial Micro-Perfusion (TAMP™) therapy, introduces a promising option for patients who are not surgical candidates or have...

When to Refer a Suspected Glioma

Low-grade doesn’t mean low-risk. Early collaboration preserves options for high- and low-grade gliomas.

How Awake Surgery and Precision Mapping are Preserving Quality of Life

Awake craniotomy enables maximal safe resection while preserving function in an era of longer survival.

Closing the Gap in Bladder Cancer Diagnosis

Bladder cancer is often misdiagnosed, and women are more likely to present with advanced disease.