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Can Music Help Boost Cognition in Cancer Patients?

Study investigates effect piano lessons can have on patients undergoing chemotherapy

PEARL Researchers Join Forces To Personalize Prevention, Screening and Treatment

The Population Engagement and Research Laboratory brings together researchers on diet, exercise, smoking cessation and other areas to work toward devising more personalized interventions

Patients with rare cancers often face a long road to diagnosis and treatment. Yumeng Zhang, MD, works to advocate for her patients by educating other doctors on how to better serve these people.

Advocating for Patients From Bench to Bedside

Through education, research and advocacy, these women faculty ensure patient experience guides cancer care

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From Classroom Tests to Clinical Trials, Former Teacher Now Educates Patients

Tina Swartzlander changed her career path in honor of her late husband, Matt

What You Need To Know Before Jumping on These 4 Diet Trends

A Moffitt expert lays out the pros and cons of the Mediterranean, keto, intermittent fasting and plant-based diets

A digital illustration shows a rendering of a gray box-shaped building with large windows and blue sign that reads CRYOGENE. There are palm trees in the photo and a sidewalk in the foreground.

Moffitt Bringing Deep Freeze Temps to the Sunshine State

The new 30,000-square-foot CRYOGENE facility will house Moffitt’s biospecimen collection and offer services to future partners

Joint Study Aims To Use Simple Blood Test To Detect Lung Cancer

Early detection of lung cancer can lead to higher survival rates and more treatment options

Surgeon General Calls for Cancer Warning Label on Alcohol Products

Studies show alcohol consumption increases the risk of developing several types of cancer

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How Often Should I Exercise?

Moffitt expert shares advice on the benefits of physical activity and how to get started