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You Don’t Have to Ditch Your Diet Soda

Our experts weigh in on what the new World Health Organization rulings on aspartame mean

Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Greater Cancer Risk, Study Finds

Increased consumption tied specifically to ovarian and breast cancer risk

Would You Skip the Drink to Lower Your Cancer Risk?

Limiting your alcohol intake can promote a healthy lifestyle

Moffitt Expands Genetic Counseling Services

Pediatric and Young Adult GeneHome Clinic helps families navigate hereditary cancer predispositions

You Can Help Improve Colorectal Cancer Screening Education

Moffitt study seeks colorectal cancer survivors and their first-degree blood relatives to participate

Can Your Environment Cause Cancer?

These five factors can increase your risk

Can Inflammation Cause Cancer?

Dr. Patrick Hwu addresses inflammation and cancer in this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute.

Is Heart Disease Linked to Cancer Risk?

Moffitt CEO Dr. Patrick Hwu tackles the question in this episode of the Moffitt Medical Minute.

Many Cancers Affect Black Community More, Report Shows

Culture, access to health care, lifestyle are factors

Can Inhaling Toxins from Red Tide Cause Cancer?

Many Florida beaches have been heavily affected by red tide this summer.

Study Shows Alcohol Use Linked to Multiple Cancers

4% of all new cancer cases in 2020 were attributable to alcohol consumption

Should Alcohol Come with a Cancer Warning Label?

Alcohol is associated with an increased risk for several types of cancer

Can Healthy Eating Reduce the Risk of Dying from Breast Cancer?

Study suggests a low-fat diet has positive health benefits for cancer patients.

Should You Pull Acetaminophen from Your Medicine Cabinet?

California leaders consider listing the common painkiller as a carcinogen

No Need to Boycott Seafood

Despite headlines, Atlantic Ocean seafood is still safe to eat

ResearCHECK: Does Daily Aspirin Use Lower Risk of Death If You Have Cancer?

A study published this week looked at the association of aspirin use and cancer deaths in older adults

Can Hair Dye Cause Cancer?

Chemicals in the dye may behave like the hormones that cause breast cancer.

Study: Anal Cancer Rates, Deaths Climbing In U.S.

Biggest jumps are among older women and young black men

Surgically Remove Your Stomach to Stave Off Cancer?

Moffitt expert says an uncommon genetic mutation makes this a viable option

Swap Red Meat to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk

A recent study found an association between red meat and breast cancer.

Should You Be Screened for Pancreatic Cancer?

With incidence of the disease increasing, it is believed it will soon become the second-leading cause of cancer death.

Don’t Get Burned with DIY Sunscreen Trend

Experts say stick to store-bought for best protection.

Moffitt Sets Records at Annual Pier 60 Cancer Screening Event

The event, which just completed its 23rd year, offered free screenings for skin cancers as well as a variety of head and neck cancers.

Treatment for Overactive Thyroid Can Increase Risk of Cancer Death

About 60% of patients who are treated for an overactive thyroid in the U.S. receive radioactive iodine therapy.

Do Antioxidants Cause Lung Cancer to Spread?

Antioxidants come from two places: they’re in certain foods and the body also naturally produces them.

Is SPF Makeup Enough?

Two-in-one products may not be best bet for sun protection.

Sunscreen Effects Are More Than Skin Deep

Recent study on sunscreen absorption in blood has Moffitt expert offering alternatives

You Have the Freckle. Should You be Worried?

Another new internet challenge certainly has people talking. But this one doesn’t debate what is heard on a recording or the color of a dress. This on ...

Diet Diminishes Risk of Death from Breast Cancer

A low-fat, plant-based diet has been linked to a reduced risk of death from breast cancer.

Birth Control Pills Linked with Reduced Risk of Ovarian Cancer Death

Using oral contraceptives has been tied to a reduced risk for highly fatal aggressive ovarian cancer, according to study results presented at the Amer ...

Moffitt Works to Streamline Care for Those at Risk for Kidney Cancer

Von Hippel-Lindau (VHL) syndrome increases the risk for multiple cancer types, including kidney and brain.

Clinic Turns High Risk into High Chance of Survival

Around 10 percent of GI cancers are hereditary, and the high-risk clinic sees hundreds of patients.

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 ...

What You Need to Know about Glyphosate

Recent report shows elevated levels in popular breakfast foods.

Is Your Favorite Breakfast Serving Up a Dose of Weed Killer?

Oat-based foods contain unsafe amounts of herbicide, report says.

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