Cancer is a challenging journey. Find some activities to indulge in that can bring us joy and peace. Read More

Being told that you have cancer is one of the things no one wants to hear. It will make you look deeper and maybe differently at much of what you know and believe about your life. Read More

Some medications widely used by cancer patients can cause photosensitivity. Find out which drugs are associated with this common side effect. Read More

You may experience nail and skin changes as a result of your cancer treatment. There are some ways to manage these common side effects. Read More

Joel shares his story about how he sought help from Imerman Angels after representatives came to a Moffitt AYA and LLS monthly networking dinner. Read More

Constipation is very common, particularly during cancer treatment. Learn more about the symptoms and find out how they can be prevented and managed. Read More

Did you know that cancer can affect your teeth, gums and mouth? Learn about some dental health changes that can occur during cancer treatment. Read More

Along with your cancer diagnosis, many challenges have probably surfaced for both you and your family. During this tumultuous time, a professionally led support group can serve as an invaluable safe haven. Read More

Music is inherently powerful in that, depending on a listener’s state of mind, it has the ability to calm, console, energize or invigorate. Read More

Somewhat less well-known are the potential effects that chemotherapy can have on the fingernails, toenails and nail beds. Read More

Regardless of the type of cancer you have, it will likely have a profound impact on every aspect of your life, including your sexual health. Read More

During this complex and difficult journey, many patients say that they find solace and strength in documenting their experiences. Read More

A cancer diagnosis will probably not prevent you from traveling, but it can sometimes complicate matters. Here are some helpful tips. Read More

If you've been diagnosed with cancer, you may have heard terms like "radiation" and "radiology" being discussed as part of your treatment plan. Read More

It is important to keep in mind that every woman is different. Therefore, breast reconstruction may be not right for everyone. Read More

We talked to Clinical Social Worker and Mindfulness Expert Marc McDowell about some of the misconceptions about mindfulness and found out how we can apply this practice in our daily lives. Read More

Dr. Nagi Kumar, director of Cancer Chemoprevention at Moffitt, debunks common food myths and answers your cancer-related nutrition questions in Ask The Experts: Eat This, Not That. Read More

Learn five strategies from Moffitt nurse researcher Tina Mason that can help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. Read More

For those who are single or do not have a primary caregiver, cancer treatment can be especially challenging. But, it doesn’t have to be. Read More

If your cancer treatment plan includes radiation therapy, you’re probably wondering what you can expect, and that’s quite understandable. Read More

Learning how to take care of yourself when you do experience stress is important. There is increasing evidence to suggest that mind-body techniques can enhance physical and emotional well-being. Read More

Acupuncture is safe, painless, and has a very low risk of complications. Although acupuncture does not target tumors or prevent cancerous cells from spreading, it does offer significant benefits for people with cancer. Read More

One challenge that many patients may not have anticipated is the sense of isolation experienced at various points during their cancer journey. Read More

At Moffitt Cancer Center we look at every patient’s cancer as unique. Our clinical expertise and transformational research keeps us at the forefront of personalizing cancer care. Read More

If you’re a cancer survivor exercise can not only make you fitter, stronger and thinner – it can also help you live a longer, cancer-free life. Read More

Some patients with cancer experience urination trouble as a result of their cancer treatments. The side effects of these urination problems can be temporary or long term. Read More

Those people who have nausea and vomiting due to chemotherapy or radiation will be glad to know that there are a variety of ways to relieve these side effects through diet, medicines and relaxation methods. Read More

For some people, losing their hair is difficult. Knowing what to expect and talking about it with others can help you cope with hair loss and other changes related to cancer treatment. Read More

A common disorder, these nerve problems can occur after damage to a single nerve or multiple nerves. Discuss the possibility of cancer medication-related risks with your health care team. Read More

Cancer-related fatigue is a condition marked by extreme tiredness and the inability to function because energy is lacking. Read More

Regular screening of the patient and monitoring of the patient's symptoms can help in the diagnosis of delirium. Read More