South Florida philanthropists stand behind new cancer center
A new state-of-the-art cancer center is coming to Miami Beach thanks in large part to the generosity of a family that’s long been focused on philanthropy.
A new state-of-the-art cancer center is coming to Miami Beach thanks in large part to the generosity of a family that’s long been focused on philanthropy.
From my very own breast surgeon to authors, non-profit heads, advocates, and artists, there are so many here in South Florida who are helping save lives year-round.
A touching surprise took place Wednesday on “The View” for a South Florida mother-daughter duo battling breast cancer at the same time.
Dr. Joseph Ladapo, Florida’s surgeon general, recently refused to wear a face mask while in the office of a state senator who is undergoing breast cancer treatment.
A handful of Miami-area residents started cycling during the pandemic to get healthy. But as the group grew, members started envisioning a mission.
Breast cancer survivor and local bartender Sonja Sax, along with a coworker, is donating all of her tips Thursday at Zucharello’s Restaurant in Fort Lauderdale to the Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Joanah Canela Bodero built a career in the medical field, but always dreamed of opening her own fitness and wellness center.
Researchers are touting a breakthrough in the treatment of cancerous tumors with radiation.
The biggest question I get from my patients is, “When is my immune system going to recover from the chemotherapy?”