Moffitt Cancer Center

02/23/2026

Mark Miller hasn’t missed a morning on air, even while recovering from a bone marrow transplant at Moffitt.

Not even a bone marrow transplant could keep Mark Miller off the air

02/22/2026

Researchers at Moffitt found that a simple blood test can help predict disease recurrence and survival.

Study links blood DNA markers to disease recurrence and survival

02/22/2026

The new technology coming to Moffitt this summer can concentrate radiation doses on a tumor, protecting surrounding tissue like the heart.

The new technology coming to Moffitt this summer can concentrate radiation doses on a tumor, protecting surrounding tissue like the heart

02/21/2026

Since opening in 2021, Moffitt at Wesley Chapel has expanded inpatient collaboration with AdventHealth Systems and provided Moffitt cancer care to residents closer to their homes.

The clinic on the AdventHealth campus provides multidisciplinary cancer care across all disease types

02/20/2026

What not to say to a caregiver—and what to say instead.

Caregivers often hear well-meaning comments, but some can feel heavy or isolating.

Moffitt social worker Naomi Baldwin, MSW, shares supportive phrases to encourage someone caring for a loved one with cancer.

💙 What’s something someone said to you (or that you’ve said) that really helped?

02/18/2026

Taking care of your health matters. Your pets are counting on you. 💙

Small steps like screenings, movement, sun protection and healthy habits can help lower cancer risk and give you more time with the pets you love.

02/18/2026

From Magnolia Ball to patient rooms. 💐 The celebration may be over, but the kindness continues. These blooms are now bringing a little extra brightness to patients at Moffitt McKinley Hospital.

Thank you, Random Acts of Flowers Tampa Bay, for sharing the flowers and the joy.

02/16/2026

Bringing world-class cancer care closer to home.

Moffitt Cancer Center is expanding into Polk County with a new outpatient center planned for 2029, increasing access to screenings, innovative therapies, clinical trials and expert care for patients across Central Florida.

02/15/2026

When veterinarian Norman Busciglio’s prostate cancer returned and spread to his bones, he was told he was out of options.

But he kept looking.

In 2019, he enrolled in a clinical trial using radiopharmaceuticals to deliver radiation directly to cancer cells. After his first treatment, his pain began to ease. With each follow-up scan, the cancer continued to shrink.

Six years later, his cancer remains stable and his PSA is undetectable.

Moffitt continues to be a leader in nuclear oncology using radiopharmaceuticals and imaging to offer patients like Norman the most precise and personalized treatment option.

Read his full story: https://bit.ly/4bMLyXL

02/15/2026

Introducing Moffitt’s next world-class outpatient center planned for Polk County.

New outpatient center in Lakeland will better serve Polk County and Orlando

02/14/2026

Care comes from the heart at Moffitt. ✨

To the team members whose compassion, dedication and heart make a difference when it matters most, we admire you this Valentine’s Day and every day.

If a Moffitt team member made an impact on your journey, drop a 💙 in the comments.

02/13/2026

After doctors removed part of his voice box to treat oropharynx cancer, Eric Bilow knew exactly what he wanted his first words to be.

He worked with a speech therapist while also learning American Sign Language. He practiced alone, repeating sounds again and again — while his wife, Debbie, stood by his side, facing her own cancer diagnosis.

When he was finally ready, he said three words:

"I love you."

Debbie shared that she was stunned and emotional.

As she went on to complete radiation at Moffitt Cancer Center and was declared cancer-free, Eric kept pushing forward, learning to live with a permanent feeding tube.

Today, they’re both cancer-free.

In 2025, Eric celebrated by driving his 2023 Polaris Slingshot more than 14,000 miles, playing disc golf in every lower 48 state.

No matter how far he travels, he always comes back to the same three words.

“I love you.”

Read his full story: https://bit.ly/3ZCgvXk