USF Magnolia Drive is closed between USF Holly Drive and Fletcher Avenue until further notice. This is not impacting operations at Moffitt Cancer Center. Read More

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

She leads a computational lab that models the mechanisms of interaction between tumors and their microenvironments Read More

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

Breast implants can increase the risk of developing anaplastic large cell lymphoma Read More

Former Miss Universe diagnosed with Melanoma Read More

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

Is there merit to Tom Brady's alkaline diet? Read More

New study shows that e-cigarettes are better than traditional nicotine-replacement therapy for smoking cessation Read More

February 3 marks National Women Physician Day Read More

Breast cancer survivor shifts focus to living with intent. Read More

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

An Israeli company says it’s discovered the cure for cancer, but Moffitt Cancer Center researchers say not so fast. Read More

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

Program connects mentors with cancer patients, caregivers and survivors. Read More

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

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

Results from a new study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology helps shape educational tools for oncologists Read More

Over the past 25 years, the rate of deaths from cancer has dropped 27 percent. Read More

Five questions to ask your doctor. Read More

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

Kent Moss and Maggie Zielinski were married in Moffitt's blue valet lobby this week. Read More

Moffitt nurse helps make Christmas special for local foster children each year. Read More

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 monitored. Read More

More American teens are using e-cigarettes in 2018 than ever before. Read More

An estimated 10 percent of breast cancers are hereditary, making genetic testing a good tool for cancer prevention, early diagnosis and creating screening and treatment plans. Read More

Read More

New drug shows promise for those battling a lower-risk form of this bone marrow cancer. Read More

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

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

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

Promising experimental blood test spots a variety of cancers Read More

Seventeen cancer centers compare real world outcomes of diffuse large B cell lymphoma patients treated with Yescarta® to ZUMA-1 clinical trial data Read More

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

Moffitt expert weighs in on a new study suggesting cancer may soon become the No. 1 killer in the U.S. Read More

New study shows risk may be higher for those who carry Alzheimer’s gene Read More

FDA approves new drug for adults and children with rare cancers Read More

Early lung cancer usually has no symptoms, so it’s hard to detect early when there is the best chance for a cure. Read More

The federal agency wants to restrict the sale of flavored e-cigarettes and take menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars off the shelf. Read More

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

23andMe receives FDA approval for test that could inform which drugs will work for you Read More

Moffitt expert urges caution, suggests complement to conventional care Read More

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

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

Read More

Read More

Roman Reigns has been battling the disease for 11 years Read More

A new study suggests eating only organic fruits and veggies can reduce your risk of developing certain cancers Read More

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

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

Moffitt expert says Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma more difficult to treat than Hodgkin Disease Read More

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

New study shows daily use can reduce risk by 23 percent Read More

AISY awards are given semi-annually to an inpatient and an outpatient nurse who are nominated by patients and their caregivers. Read More

Sherri Smith raised her two children and earned her degree, all while working full time at Moffitt. Read More

Cancer is the second-leading cause of death worldwide, and according to the World Health Organization (WHO) cancer deaths are expected to rise to nearly 10 million this year. Read More

The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is cracking down on the sale of vaping products to teenagers. Read More

Early stages of the disease often cause no symptoms and the cancer has usually spread by the time it is diagnosed. Read More

The United States Centers for Disease Control estimates that unintentional falls are the leading cause of injury and death in Americans over age 65. Read More

Behind the scenes, the Luca Lab studies the "molecular language" of cell-to-cell communication using cutting edge approaches in structural, cellular and synthetic biology. Read More

Laurie Vos stays focused on her cancer treatment while her home remains in jeopardy. Read More

Only 30 percent of patients who need a bone marrow transplant have a genetic match in their family. That is why bone marrow registries like Be The Match and Gift of Life are so important. Read More

Did you know cancer patients are at a higher risk for a disorder that kills more people worldwide than prostate cancer, breast cancer and HIV/AIDS combined? Read More

Moffitt has developed the first-ever video game that could uncover new ways to treat the disease. Read More

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

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

Celebrated Freedom High School girls’ basketball coach battles stage four non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Read More

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

Recent report shows elevated levels in popular breakfast foods. Read More

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

FDA has again expanded the list of medications under recall because of impurity that puts patients at risk of cancer. Read More

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

Not all pancreatic tumors are alike, says Moffitt expert. Read More

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

Summer Internship Program is part of $1.2 million grant to advance health disparity and precision medicine education and research Read More

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

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

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

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

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

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

FDA expands recall of blood pressure drugs due to cancer concerns. Read More

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

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

Moffitt's High School Internship Program for Integrated Mathematical Oncology, also known as HIP-IMO, give students hands on training on how math can be used to understand, predict and treat cancer. Read More

Moffitt patient gifted ipad to help her through her cancer battle. Read More

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

Performer and bingo hostess Alexis de la Mer gets standing ovation for sharing her cancer story. Read More

Research on the unique immune system of the shark may aid in the fight against cancer Read More

Moffitt Infusion Nurses Offer Tips to Help with Oral Mucositis. Read More

Study shows that a low-carb diet may raise the effectiveness of cancer-fighting drugs. Read More

A new study found wearable devices gather useful data that may help predict patient outcomes. Read More

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

The voluntary recall involves several medication containing the active ingredient valsartan. Read More

Archeologists have uncovered six cases of cancer while studying the bodies of ancient Egyptians buried between 1,500 and 3,000 years ago. Read More

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

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

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

Registration for the 2018 Miles for Moffitt event officially opens Monday, July 16! Read More

Lyft and the American Cancer Society have teamed up to help patients with transportation challenges. Read More

Moffitt has 13 surgeons who use the robotic surgery platform. Read More

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

Top Five Things You Should Know Before Your Breast Biopsy Read More

A new study shows flight attendants are more likely have cancer. Read More

Ewing sarcoma patient, Cori, texts special message to her dad for his birthday. Read More

Carbohydrates, fat and protein are the three principal types of nutrients used as a source of energy for the body. So why are carbs under suspicion for possibly increasing your cancer risks? Read More

Few things say summer like a juicy steak or burger hot off the grill. But many wonder if grilled or smoked meats automatically come with a side serving of increased cancer risk. Read More

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 cancer cells. Read More

Moffitt Cancer Center doctors warn that there’s no pill or capsule that can replace your sunscreen. Read More

LGBTQ+ patients face unique issues. Moffitt has adopted policies to help ensure all patients feel comfortable and are accepted. Read More

The newspaper celebrated local businesses and individuals in Tampa Bay for their ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion with regards to LGBTQ+ inclusive policies. Read More

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

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

Moffitt Physician Co-Led Pivotal Study of CAR-T Therapy Read More

Computer modeling and mathematical oncology add up to new treatment approaches at Moffitt Cancer Center Read More

Many patients undergoing a CT scan at Moffitt can drink water instead of barium contrast. Read More

World Blood Donation Day is June 14. Read More

One hundred local teenagers will have a pretty amazing answer this fall when they are asked about their summer vacation. Read More

A new study finds baking soda makes tumor cells easier to target with drugs. Read More

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

If you had to leave the area where you were getting treatment, you need to find a new cancer doctor and treatment center as soon as you can. Read More

Moffitt advises patients who believe they will evacuate to a shelter during a hurricane to register for special needs disaster assistance with your county. Read More

Before a storm, it’s crucial to write down information about your treatment in case you have to evacuate. Read More

The group released new guidelines calling for screenings to start at age 45. Read More

For Rare Intestine and Colon Cancer, New Treatment Offers Hope Read More

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

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

We’ve all heard the myth that microwaving plastic containers can release cancer-causing substances into your food, but is it true? Read More

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. Read More

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

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

Lung cancer screening is free to those who qualify and can save lives, but not a lot of people are taking advantage of it. Read More

New study shows two effective tools can help survivors get a better night’s sleep. 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

Joshua Rivera, manager of Moffitt's Revenue Cycle Systems team, travels to his beloved Puerto Rico for the first time since Hurricane Maria ravaged the island. Read More

For CAR T treatment, T cells are removed from a patient’s blood and sent to a lab where the cells are genetically modified to better enable them to identify and attack cancer cells. Read More

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

After watching several family members battle cancer, Cookie decided to give back by dedicating her time to Moffitt Cancer Center. Read More

Florida Blue Foundation recognizes H. Lee Moffitt's exceptional contributions to community health. Read More

New guidelines recommend women get screened for breast cancer beginning at age 30. Read More

Outbreak of cases in Alabama and North Carolina draw attention to rare and potentially life-threatening eye cancer. Read More

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

Mariana Chiappori's parents inspired her to continue the family tradition by pursuing a career in the nursing field. Read More

A new study shows that exposure to blue light commonly emitted by cell phones and computer screens may increase your risk of cancer. Read More

If you’re a fan of reality television, you may have read that Abby Lee Miller, the star of the former hit show Dance Moms, was recently diagnosed with Burkitt lymphoma. Read More

Could personalized vaccines be the future of ovarian cancer treatment? Read More

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

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

Comfort care vs. medical treatment or both? Barbara Bush weighs her options. Read More

Is this where cancer goes to spread? A recent discovery raises new questions for cancer researchers. Read More

During National Volunteer Week, see how a young cancer caregiver turned volunteer gives back by teaching technology to patients. Read More

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

The germs that cause infections are getting smarter. But there are simple things you can do to stay healthy and safe. Read More

Data presented at the Society of Gynecologic Oncology meeting shows that while MIS - which includes robotic surgeries - has been gaining momentum, an open radical hysterectomy may be a better choice. Read More

A Moffitt researcher cautions a compromise to maximize public health benefit. Read More

Many adolescent and young adult (AYA) patients are not only dealing with their cancer diagnosis but also juggling relationships, careers and in some cases raising children. Read More

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

A new study suggests that physicians are less likely to recommend the HPV vaccine for boys. Read More

When it comes to money for cancer research, not all cancers are funded equally. Read More

Getting a second opinion for a cancer diagnosis is highly recommended, but even more so if you face triple negative breast cancer. Read More

Scientists have discovered a potential new use for the little blue pill. Read More

A Moffitt expert says digital prostate cancer screenings are still a good idea. Read More

A mother and son from Puerto Rico find care at Moffitt after Hurricane Maria battered the island. Read More

Merkel cell carcinoma is a rare but deadly type of skin cancer that is on the rise, driven by an aging population. Read More

Consider this: despite elephants massive size compared to humans, they are estimated to only have a 4.8 percent cancer mortality rate. Read More

Have you been prescribed a home colorectal test kit? Experts say they are effective, if used correctly. Read More

Heart attacks, strokes and miscarriages: Find out how Daylight Saving Time may be dangerous for your health. Read More

Julie Djeu, PhD, took on the title of first research scientist at the fledgling Moffitt Cancer Center back in 1986 in part because she loves a challenge. Read More

A new FDA approved at-home genetic testing kit can help you determine if you’re at an increased risk for breast cancer, but is it the best option for you? Read More

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

Will you be among the half a million expected at the annual Florida Strawberry Festival? Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant benefits of strawberries are important for cancer prevention. Read More

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 a fight off the field - with cancer. Read More

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

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

You may want to think twice before pouring yourself another glass of soda. The sweet drink has been linked to cancer. Read More

A new study suggests household chores could be harmful to your health. Read More

Processed foods can cause you to pack on the pounds, but now there’s another reason to think twice before hitting the drive-thru. Read More

Celebrate the holiday by eating the colors of Carnival instead of reaching for King Cake. Read More

Weakened immune systems can lead to life-threatening complications. Flu shots are OK, but no nasal spray, doctors say. Read More

A new study finds that incidents of lower gastric cancer are rising for non-Hispanic whites, particularly women. Read More

Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines! If you’re watching the Daytona 500 on Feb. 18 you may see a familiar face in Pit Lane. Read More

When Boris Stern received a phone call that his dog tags were found 74 years after he lost them while fighting during WWII, he thought it was a scam. Read More

Moffitt Cancer Center President and CEO Alan F. List, M.D. was joined by more than 60 advocates at the Capitol to ask lawmakers to continue their partnership in the fight against cancer. Read More

Dr. Kosj Yamoah, a physician-scientist, tracks his roots of studying prostate cancer disparities through his native Ghana. Read More

It’s that time of year when many people are making New Year’s resolutions and Stephanie Carrico, who works in Moffitt’s Direct Referral Center, is among those who are vowing to make changes. Read More

When Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin slows down long enough, you might notice a distinctive "M" on his custom cleats designed for a great cause. Read More

Jack Campbell’s last wish was to marry the woman who’s been by his side since their first blind date in 2001. Read More

Dr. Brian Czerniecki, chair of the breast cancer program at Moffitt Cancer Center, connected with our Facebook friends in the Ask The Experts series to answer your questions about the breast cancer vaccine. Read More

On Friday nights, you’ll find a handful of Moffitt physicians and advanced practice professionals boarding a plane bound for hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico. Read More

Moffitt Cancer Center held a flag-raising ceremony in recognition of Veterans Day on Friday, Nov. 10. Read More

More than 30,000 pounds of medical and hurricane supplies, generators, food and water are on a chartered Boeing 737 headed for Puerto Rico, which was devastated by Hurricane Maria. Read More

Last week, breast cancer patients at Mckinley Outpatient Center were greeted by the Tampa Bay Newcomers club. Read More

Dr. Daniel Abate-Daga's research is focused on the development of T cell-based immunotherapies for the treatment of cancer. Read More

Read More

Sen. John McCain has been diagnosed with primary glioblastoma, an aggressive type of brain cancer. The tumor was discovered during surgery to remove a blood clot above his eye. Read More

My family and I began our personal fight with cancer in September 2012. What I thought was going to be simple turned into multiple surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy. Read More

Pet therapy volunteer Spencer Bard says he can’t explain the joy he feels when he sees a patient at Moffitt light up at the sight of Lucy. Read More

Everyone was on the same team for Mascots at Moffitt Day on July 27. Raymond, Captain Fear, Thunderbug and Rocky D. Bull showed support and brought joy to Moffitt’s patients. Read More

Moffitt volunteer Boris Stern went off to fight in World War II with 179 other men in his company and is one of only 18 who returned home alive. Read More

Marsha Smith-Hill, a breast cancer survivor, had a quite a memorable time at the Rays-Orioles game on Saturday. Read More

Derrick Brooks agreed to be one of three spokespersons for the cancer center in a new series of public service videos to educate viewers about cancer prevention, screening and early detection. Read More

Dr. Enderling is an assistant member in the Integrated Mathematical Oncology Department. Find out what his team accomplished at Miles for Moffitt this year. Read More

Dr. Doug Cress is an associate member of the Molecular Oncology Department. Learn more about his role in Molecular Oncology and the Spark Program. Read More

Although the brothers were only a 6-out-of-10 match, doctors were hopeful that a closely related donor would give Sylvan Edward a better outcome. Read More

When Stacey Boone, of Bradenton, was diagnosed with cancer 2015 she never suspected it was because of her breast implants. Read More

Dr. Matthew Schabath spoke with Tampa Bay’s Morning Blend on WFTS-TV about the importance of lung cancer screenings. Read More

Moffitt team member and volunteer Amanda Tchir says she had the time of her life competing for $250,000 on NBC’s Spartan: The Ultimate Team Challenge Season 2. Read More

After Rhonda heard fellow patients share stories about not wearing their seatbelts because the seatbelt put pressure on their port, she came up with a plan to help them. Read More

Dr. Locke, the principal investigator for a new experimental immunotherapy called CAR T-cell therapy, talks about the breakthroughs with this type of treatment. 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

Ena's fiancé, Steven, didn’t know if they were going to see the wedding day they’d been planning for months. He decided then and there he wanted to marry her right away. Read More

More than a dozen Cure on Wheels cyclists embarked on a 325-mile bike ride from Tampa to Tallahassee to lend their support for the 12th annual Moffitt Day at the state capitol. Read More

Actress Shannen Doherty of television’s "90210" and "Charmed" has been documenting her battle against breast cancer on Instagram. Read More

George Kondas is a hero, an inspiration and a reminder to never give up hope as America remembers the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Read More

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rookie Club visited with patients, families and team members at Moffitt Cancer Center. Read More

Moffitt Cancer Center will remain open as we continue to track Hurricane Matthew. All locations, including the Magnolia campus, McKinley Outpatient Center and Moffitt at International Plaza, will be open during normal hours. Read More