Although the risk of colorectal cancer is known to increase with age, its incidence among people younger than 50 is on the rise. Read More

Many early signs of cancer in men may seem minor or go unnoticed. That’s why it’s important for all men to be proactive about their health. Read More

The annual event at USF’s Marshall Center provides free health screening to Tampa Bay’s uninsured and underinsured men Read More

Despite the proven benefits of colorectal cancer screening, many people actively avoid this potentially life-saving procedure simply because they feel frightened or intimidated by it. Read More

Colorectal cancer awareness event for men and women joins forces with 18th-annual forum March 17 Read More

Moffitt Cancer Center led international clinical trial that led to FDA approval for midgut neuroendocrine tumors Read More

Dr. Lodovico Balducci’s research focuses on cancer and aging Read More

Check out our infographic as we tackle some myths about getting a colonoscopy. Read More

While colorectal cancer is predominantly found in people over age 50, a recent study released by the American Cancer Society has found that there has been a surprising increase of cases among people in their 20s and 30s. Read More

By understanding your risks and learning to identify possible warning signs, you may be able to avoid colorectal cancer. Read More

Colorectal cancer is sometimes referred to as a "silent cancer," mainly because it often produces no symptoms until it reaches an advanced stage. Read More

If you or a loved one recently committed to vegetarianism or chooses not to eat meat for medical reasons, you might be wondering if Thanksgiving can still be the same without turkey. Of course it can! Read More

In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, Moffitt Cancer Center offers some important cancer-screening tips for Hispanics. Read More