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Infections Linked to 2.3 Million New Cancer Cases Worldwide

Researchers say many of these cancers are preventable with treatment or vaccines

Susan Vadaparampil, PhD, Named Moffitt’s Researcher of the Year

Population scientist honored with the Connie Mack Researcher of the Year Award for advancing cancer prevention and expanding access to genetic testing

What Should You Know About Measles?

There have been more than 200 cases across the U.S., including Florida

HPV Vaccine Shows Effectiveness in Reducing Cervical Precancers

CDC report finds widespread vaccination has led to decline in precancerous cervical conditions, particularly among younger women

Are Personalized Vaccines the Future of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Treatment?

Moffitt studies the use of dendritic cell vaccines to harness the immune system

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New Cancer Vaccine May Boost Immunotherapy in Treating Lung Cancer

Phase 2 trial results suggest IO102-IO103 combined with pembrolizumab may enhance response rates in advanced lung cancer

•	Dallas Carroll was 29 when she was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. She had just given birth to her son, Dakota.

Experimental Vaccine Gives Young Mother a Shot at Cure

A dendritic cell vaccine changes young mother’s prognosis and landscape for breast cancer treatments

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Rebuilding Your Immune System After a Bone Marrow Transplant

Moffitt expert explains why immunizations are so important and which ones you need

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Personalized Vaccine Shows Promise in Merkel Cell Carcinoma

More than half of patients responded to checkpoint inhibitor rechallenge following treatment with vaccine containing streptococcus bacterial antigen