A Closer Look into the Future

Moffitt’s digital and translational pathology programs are transforming how patients are diagnosed and treated — all without the traditional microscope

Food for Thought

How Moffitt’s PEARL Kitchen Is Transforming Cancer Nutrition Research

When Jenny De Furio was diagnosed with stage 3C breast cancer in 2024, she decided to go on a clinical trial rather than start with the standard of care treatment. She embraced the chance to be part of a more personalized experimental approach.

Thinking Outside the Box With Adaptive Breast Cancer Clinical Trial

Adaptive clinical trial gives earlier stage breast cancer patient chance to pioneer next generation of treatments

Beating the Odds

First cancer, then cardiac arrest — Moffitt’s ICU team rushes to save a man who’s ‘truly as rare as they come

Kosj Yamoah, MD, PhD, had just started working at Moffitt Cancer Center as a radiation oncologist when his son, Zion, was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive childhood brain cancer.

A Father’s Promise

In his short life, Zion Yamoah left a long legacy that continues with new proton therapy center

Heather Curley enjoys some family time with her daughter, Palmer, and husband, Dennis. When Heather was diagnosed with leptomeningeal disease, her prognosis was only two to four months.

Dendritic Cell Trial Brings Hope for Young Mom With Leptomeningeal Disease

Given just weeks to live, Heather Curley had no time to waste

With the new Richard Gonzmart Brachytherapy Suite, one long day of treatment has been reduced to just a few hours. Jeff Stulz experienced this advancement firsthand.

A Better Day for Brachytherapy

A generous gift paves the way for a smoother treatment experience for patients

A Coach’s Mentality

A ski coach’s discipline meets a scientific breakthrough in a story of resilience, research and hope

Both Sides of the Chair

A psychologist’s journey through cancer and care

Endeavor

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