It’s important to know if you’re at risk for pancreatic cancer and what you can do to prevent the disease from occurring. Read More

There are many widespread breast cancer myths despite the evidence to support them. It’s important to separate fact from fiction. Read More

Cancer patients and caregivers visiting Florida for treatment or living in hurricane-prone areas should take special precaution when tropical weather threatens. Read More

Hepatitis C is the leading cause of liver cancer. The disease is on the rise, and boomers are the most at risk. Read More

Your journey doesn’t end after completing breast cancer treatment. It takes time to create a new normal and it’s important to take things one day at a time. Read More

Staying hydrated not only means drinking enough water. There are also many fruits and vegetables which can help you stay hydrated. Read More

CAR T therapy, a groundbreaking new treatment, utilizes the body’s own immune system to fight cancer. Read More

Do you or a loved one feel unsteady when out and about? Cancer patients – regardless of age – are at high risk for falls because of side effects from treatment or the disease itself. Read More

We encourage women to take charge of their health by becoming more familiar with their bodies and learning to recognize possible signs of gynecologic cancer. Read More

Today, with just one vaccine, it is possible to prevent several types of cancer affecting both women and men. Read More

Know when to get a lung cancer screening using this infographic. Read More

It's important to follow recommendations for screening tests because when cancer is found early, it is most likely treatable. Read More

Need help picking out the right sun protection gear? Avoid the sun a little easier with this infographic. Read More

The main goal of Men’s Health Month in June is to raise awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment among men. Read More

National Cancer Survivors Day, observed on the first Sunday in June, is a true celebration of life. It's a day to not only honor the strength and courage of all cancer survivors but also inspire those recently diagnosed with cancer. Read More

"Eating a rainbow" is an easy way to remind yourself and your family to eat healthier by incorporating more fruits and veggies in your diet. Read More

National Women's Health Week, which begins on Mother’s Day, serves as a time to encourage women to take the necessary steps to improving their physical and mental health. Read More

If you are experiencing any warning signs of bladder cancer, it’s important to see a specially trained physician who can perform the necessary diagnostic tests. Read More

Although many symptoms – such as headaches and fatigue - may be attributed to less serious conditions, it’s still important to discuss them with a doctor to rule out a potential brain tumor. Read More

Don’t be fooled by the enormous portions at many restaurants. Recommended serving sizes are actually a lot smaller than what you probably think they are. Read More

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

Head and neck cancer symptoms can affect areas of the mouth, throat, larynx, nose or sinuses. Familiar symptoms could be a sign of head and neck cancer if they last longer than two weeks. Read More

Your risk for cancer can be directly influenced by certain lifestyle choices. Learn about some simple steps that you can take to lead a healthier life. Read More

Skin cancer screenings are important to help detect cancer early, when it's most treatable. The first step is to get familiar with your body and know what is normal. 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

Thinking about kicking the habit but think it’s too late? Quitting at any age can give back years to your life. Read More

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