Many early signs of cancer in men may seem minor or go unnoticed. That’s why it’s important for all men to be proactive about their health. Read More

Coughing is a protective reflex that clears the lungs of irritants. Usually, a cough is not a cause for concern. But could it be a sign of cancer? Find out. Read More

Vaping is often seen as a better alternative to cigarettes, but can it also cause lung cancer? Learn more about the health effects of vaping. Read More

A group of investigators at Moffitt Cancer Center initiated a trial to determine if non-small cell lung cancer patients could have response to TIL therapy Read More

Smoking is the number one cause of lung cancer. But, how much do you have to smoke to get it? Read More

Lung cancer is highly complex, not only to treat but also to understand. Learn more about how this malignancy develops and progresses. Read More

Well-preserved postmortem lung cancer specimens allow for genetic and molecular analyses Read More

Smokers who also vape e-cigarettes can help with research effort Read More

Lung cancer can be difficult to detect, mainly because the condition often does not produce noticeable symptoms until it reaches an advanced stage. Read More

My husband and I celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary last year and know without a doubt that I would not be alive today if we had not sought treatment at Moffitt Cancer Center. Read More

"I did not know of anyone with cancer and had no knowledge of lung cancer or any treatment I would need," remembers Sandra. Read More

Moffitt-initiated clinical trials for Imfinzi led to expanded use of novel treatment for stage III non-small cell lung cancer patients Read More

The third item on the list of Moffitt research developments for 2017 involves new targets for existing cancer-fighting drugs. Read More

The second one on the list of Moffitt research developments involves a grant to study how immunotherapy can change the way the cancer center is treating lung cancer. Read More

Dr. Lodovico Balducci’s research focuses on cancer and aging Read More

Lung cancer is by far the leading cause of cancer death among both men and women. More than 220,000 Americans are diagnosed with lung cancer every year. Read More

What is a low-dose CT scan? Who should get a lung cancer screening? Find the answers to these questions are more. Read More

You may have many questions about what to expect during a lung cancer screening. Learn more about the comprehensive lung cancer screening program at Moffitt. Read More

The radiomics model detects features in small lung nodules that increase a patient’s risk of developing lung cancer Read More

The research project will study using a patient’s radiosensitivity and genetics to determine optimal radiation dosage Read More

Moffitt and Dana-Farber investigate the potential to improve precision medicine by noninvasively assessing the molecular and clinical characteristics of lung tumors Read More

Know when to get a lung cancer screening using this infographic. Read More

Dr. Matthew Schabath spoke with Tampa Bay’s Morning Blend on WFTS-TV about the importance of lung cancer screenings. Read More

Should you really be worried about indoor air quality? In a word, yes. Read More

Ena's fiancé, Steven, didn’t know if they were going to see the wedding day they’d been planning for months. He decided then and there he wanted to marry her right away. Read More

While cancer prevention techniques continue to evolve, all experts agree that cancer risk can be directly influenced by certain lifestyle choices. Read More

George Kondas is a hero, an inspiration and a reminder to never give up hope as America remembers the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Read More

At the age of 36, Dawn was in the best shape of her life. Not only was she an avid runner, but she was a triathlete, so when she began experiencing chest pain and shortness of breath she didn’t know what was wrong. Read More

While the likelihood of a nonsmoker developing lung cancer is much lower than that of a similarly situated smoker, studies show that the number of lung cancer diagnoses in people who have never smoked is steadily on the rise. Read More

The goal of Lung Cancer Awareness Month is to encourage everyone to take a few minutes to review what is known so far about lung cancer, and possibly learn something new. Read More

Some people are surprised to learn that breathing in secondhand smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar or pipe is just as hazardous as smoking itself. Read More

The goal of this observance is to raise awareness about lung disease, the incidence of which is steadily on the rise in the U.S. Read More

Thinking about kicking the habit but think it’s too late? Quitting at any age can give back years to your life. Read More

World No Tobacco Day, which is sponsored by the World Health Organization and observed around the globe, is intended to encourage everyone to abstain from using all forms of tobacco – including smoking, chewing and dipping – for at least 24 hours. Read More

At Moffitt, our treatment options give patients the best tactics to beat cancer. Early detection from screenings is key to beating a cancer diagnosis. That is why Moffitt takes the lead in bringing the quality care to patients when they get here. Read More

Hear Tiffany's journey through lung cancer discovery, treatment and recovery and how every day is a gift for not only Tiffany but for her loving family. Read More