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When It Comes to Colorectal Cancer Risk, Not All Ultra-Processed Foods Are Equal

New research finds processed meats linked to higher risk, while some grain and dairy products may be associated with lower risk

Program Provides Spanish-Language Resources for Families Affected by Cancer

New educational and therapeutic materials in Spanish help children navigate a parent or loved ones’ cancer diagnosis and support them through the process

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Cell Therapy Changed Cancer Care. Now Researchers Want to Make It Work Better

Moffitt brought together experts from across the country to explore ways to make cell therapies more durable and effective for more patients

Surgery has long been the standard of care for women with ductal carcinoma in situ, or noninvasive stage 0 breast cancer.

Is Surgery the Only Option for Women With Stage 0 Breast Cancer?

RECAST clinical trial explores estrogen blockers as a nonsurgical approach

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5 Questions About Metastatic Breast Cancer

Moffitt Cancer Center expert explains what you need to know

Can You Bust These Flu Myths?

From vaccine safety to flu complications, Moffitt infectious disease expert clears up common misconceptions about the flu

Metastatic Breast Cancer Patient Continues To Watch Family Grow Thanks to Clinical Trial

Tamara Holt was 42 with two young sons when she was diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer

Moffitt Trial Tests Immunotherapy Without Chemotherapy for Early Stage Breast Cancer

Florida mother had a complete response to dendritic cell vaccines prior to surgery

‘Find a Purpose’: Patient Shares Lessons From Cancer Journey

One year since his cancer diagnosis, William Sheer encourages others to maintain their positivity despite the challenges