Corrie Pellegrino

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Corrie Pellegrino is the senior managing editor for publications at Moffitt. She started her career as a journalist and has more than 20 years of publications and communications experience. An alumni of the University of South Florida, Corrie cheers for the Bulls (but only if she is forced to watch sports). Originally from North Carolina, she loves the mountains and has a goal of hitting up every national park in the U.S. When not working or on vacation, Corrie and her husband, Joe, are on a never-ending mission to keep their 100-year-old house from falling apart. Unfortunately, their son and two dogs are on an opposing mission. Who will succeed? Only time will tell.

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Ciara Freeman, MD, PhD, specializes in treating people with multiple myeloma, a blood cancer that starts in plasma cells in the bone marrow.

Physician-Scientist Explores How AI Can Improve Treatment Decisions

Ciara Freeman, MD, PhD, and her colleagues are combining data in an AI platform to uncover patterns that clinicians can use to guide real-time decisions

Chang Jiang, PhD, focuses her research on selenium, an essential mineral found in foods that are high in protein such as fish, poultry, meat, eggs and Brazil nuts, as well as whole grains.

Scientist Explores How Intake of Essential Mineral Could Impact Lung Cancer

Chang Jiang, PhD, is working to understand how selenium affects tumor initiation, tumor growth, the tumor microenvironment and treatment effectiveness

Prerna Dogra, MD, was drawn to the field of endocrinology by its complexity. Outside of cancerous tumors, many benign tumors can still cause serious problems for patients.

Endocrinologist Navigates Gray Area Between Malignant and Benign

Prerna Dogra, MD, explains that endocrine tumors can cause complex problems, even when they are not cancerous

Lorraine Portelance, MD, is an internationally recognized pioneer in groundbreaking radiation modalities, and she is helping to usher in a new era of cancer treatment with proton therapy at Moffitt.

The Future of Radiation Is on Her Mind, But the Patients Are in Her Heart

Radiation oncologist Lorraine Portelance, MD, sees proton therapy as an ‘ideal weapon’ for targeting cancer

Saras Cappelle, DO, didn't take the traditional path to becoming a doctor. She grew up focused on a career in tennis. Now, as an endoscopist, she uses her strength and determination to help patients.

From the Court to the Clinic, This Endoscopist’s Strength Is Helping Patients

Saras Cappelle, DO, is breaking barriers in a physically taxing field with few women practitioners

In 2020, Larry Hart started experiencing some skin issues that doctors initially diagnosed as nothing serious. After four years of worsening symptoms and an eventual ER visit, Larry was properly diagnosed with cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, a rare cancer.

A Mystery Rash, a Diagnosis Delayed

Larry Hart sought answers for years before cutaneous T-cell lymphoma landed him in the ICU

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