Endeavor

Hope Takes Flight at Moffitt’s Art Gallery

Paper cranes are the focus of a new art exhibit at Moffitt’s Healing Arts Gallery called Hope Takes Flight: 20 Years of Arts in Medicine.

Herpes Virus Shows Promise in Shrinking Cancer Tumors

A modified version of the virus, now used on melanoma patients, may expand to treat other cancers.

Patients with Genetic Risk for Cancer Feel at Home in New Program

The GeneHome program is a hereditary clinic that sees patients who have had genetic testing and been found to carry a change in a gene that can cause cancer.

The Grill Outdoors

While you’re firing up the grill, catching up over great conversations consider these grill tips that will keep your plate looking healthy.

A New Drug Could Soon Be Available to Treat a Common Form of Skin Cancer

Nearly half of the patients who participated in the trial saw their tumors shrink.

Beating Cancer With Game Theory

Moffitt researchers use game theory to rethink cancer treatment

Why is the Cancer That Afflicted McCain So Deadly?

The brain cancer that killed Sen. McCain is considered advanced at diagnosis.

Small Cell Lung Cancer Patients Who Have Failed Previous Therapies Now Have New Hope — the First in 20 Years

New drug allows your T cells to go to work, destroying cancer.

Five Things to Know About Glioblastoma

Diagnosing glioblastoma, the most aggressive type of brain cancer, requires surgery and a biopsy.