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Faster, More Efficient Radiation Therapy Is the Talk of ASTRO

Plenary abstracts from this year’s meeting shed light on practice changing advancements

Does Staying Fit Lower Men’s Cancer Risk?

New study shows a man’s cardio fitness can affect if he will develop or survive cancer

Dad Beating Cancer Inspires Daughter to Become a Nurse

This Father’s Day, Courtney Rosenberg is thankful to be a caregiver in more ways than one

Prostate Cancer Survivor Celebrates 10 Years of Richard’s Father’s Day Walk and Jog

Event has raised $915,000 for cancer research at Moffitt Cancer Center

Are HIV Patients Undertreated for Cancer?

Moffitt investigates potential for interactions between antiretroviral therapy and chemotherapy

Don’t Rush to Treat Localized Prostate Cancer, Study Says

Certain patients who treated their cancer did not have better outcomes than those who waited

Moffitt Doctors Bring Critical Care to Patients in Ghana

Drs. Michael Poch and Kyle Rose performed first of its kind surgeries in the developing country

Making Cancer Care More Equitable for All

People around the world are being denied basic care for cancer; Moffitt is working to level the playing field

Cancer Deaths Are Down Overall, New Report Says

HPV vaccination has helped lower cervical cancer death rates, but prostate cancer deaths are cause for concern

Andy Taylor Diagnosed with Stage 4 Prostate Cancer

The Duran Duran guitarist was first diagnosed four years ago

Ocala Royal Dames Fund $1 Million for Moffitt Cancer Research

For more than three decades, a group of Ocala-area women have worked tirelessly and methodically to raise money for cancer research.

Health Huddle Brings Men’s Cancer Screenings to Community

Moffitt partners with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to offer free screenings and education for uninsured and underinsured

African American Prostate Cancer Patients Twice as Likely to Have More Aggressive Disease

New Moffitt study confirms genomic testing can help identify those with high-risk disease

Improving Outcomes When Cancer Spreads to Bones

Fractures can have serious implications on patients with metastatic disease

Taking a Closer Look at Cancer Drug Claimed to Reduce COVID Deaths

New study shows promising results for moderately ill patients

Former WWE Star ‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan Says Prostate Cancer Has Returned

The 68-year-old had his prostate removed in October

Is It Time to Rename Low-Grade Prostate Cancer?

These premalignant tumors don’t behave like cancer, so why call it that?

Netherlands Soccer Coach Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

Louis van Gaal called radiation treatments successful

Moffitt Cancer Center Showcases Top Science

Researchers from around the globe share the latest at American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting

Is Adaptive Therapy in Prostate Cancer Patients a Promising Treatment?

Results of Moffitt-initiated phase 2a clinical trial suggest it can prolong cancer progression

FDA Approves Radioactive Treatment for Prostate Cancer

Moffitt participated in landmark VISION trial for prostate-specific membrane antigen-positive metastatic castration-resistant disease

Many Cancers Affect Black Community More, Report Shows

Culture, access to health care, lifestyle are factors

Moffitt Experts Discuss How to Overcome Disparities

They answered questions about how to close the care gap for World Cancer Day

VA Health System Offers Level Playing Field to Study Prostate Cancer Disparities

“Equal access” system allows better opportunity to understand how African American men are impacted

‘Friends’ Star James Michael Tyler Dies at 59

Tyler, known for playing Gunther, battled prostate cancer for three years

Prostate Cancer Treatment Affects More Than Just Patients

New education group aims to help couples learn what to expect from hormone therapy

8th Annual Richard’s Father’s Day Walk/Jog Raises $100,000 for Cancer Research

Richard Gonzmart encourages men to get their annual prostate screening

New Radioactive Treatment Could Be Game Changer for Prostate Cancer

Norman Busciglio says the targeted nuclear medicine has kept him pain and disease free for almost two years

Genomic Classifier Gives Doctors Clear Picture for Prostate Cancer Treatment

Initial findings from VANDAAM Study shows promise in predicting aggressive cancer in African American men

The Gift that Keeps Giving

Buccaneers player William Gholston wants to help close the gap in cancer health disparities

Prostate Cancer Can’t Keep Air Force Veteran Grounded

His life’s work has been dedicated to protecting the community and giving back, “I felt like someone punched me in the gut,” Air Force veteran recall ...

Al Roker Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

TODAY weatherman will have prostate removed

Is Green Tea Beneficial to Prostate Health?

Moffitt study evaluates whether catechins found in green tea can slow prostate cancer growth

Morning Exercise Could Lower Cancer Risk, New Study Says

Research linked to lower risk of breast and prostate cancers

Prostate Cancer Affects Black Men More

Screening, inclusive clinical trials key to beating the cancer

Cal Ripken Jr. Treated for Prostate Cancer

The baseball legend had surgery in March

As Pandemic Raged, New York Cancer Patient Chose Moffitt

Worried about COVID-19 exposure back home, Austin Gavin turned to Google. He found Moffitt.

Are Commercial Tests A Mismatch for African American Prostate Cancer Patients?

The tests, developed among European American men, may not accurately predict risks for progression

Moffitt Bringing Research to Local VA Hospitals

New prostate cancer study open at Bay Pines and Haley with plans for more in the future

Men with Faulty Gene at Double Risk of Prostate Cancer

Carriers also have more aggressive tumors and are diagnosed younger

Rod Stewart Secretly Battled Prostate Cancer for Three Years

The rocker says he is now in the clear.

Is Hormone Therapy for Prostate Cancer Right for Me?

There are many different types of treatment for prostate cancer, including surgery, active surveillance, radiation and hormone therapy.

Is Surgery Necessary for Prostate Cancer?

A 30-year study found that prostate-removal surgery added three years to the lives of men with prostate cancer, compared to those who were only monito ...

Early PSA Testing Could Help Predict Prostate Cancer Among Black Men

New study suggests midlife PSA testing is key to predicting aggressive prostate cancer.

Regular Screenings led to Prostate Cancer Diagnosis

Moffitt team member Mike DeWitt knew of his family history but had no symptoms when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer.

PSA Testing: What Is It and Is It Right for Me?

Screening can help find many prostate cancers early, but there are still questions about whether the benefits of screening outweigh the risks for most ...