COVID-19 VISITOR POLICY: To continue protecting our immunocompromised cancer patients at Miami Cancer Institute from the risks of COVID-19, no visitors will be able to accompany adult patients for the duration of this pandemic. There will be special circumstances when it will be necessary for a single adult visitor to accompany a patient. Limited exceptions may include: pediatric patients and adult patients with identified cognitive impairment. For more information or FAQs, please visit:
https://baptisthealth-coronavirus.com/patients-and-visitors/cancer-patients-faqs?utm_source=google&channel=search&jobnumber=bhsf7501&serviceline=mci&agency=hg&utm_medium=cpc&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google
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Breast cancer will affect 1 out of every 8 women in the U.S. in their lifetime. Unfortunately, there are many myths out there about this disease. Join us for a Facebook Live discussion to help dispel those myths and to talk about the important topic of prevention with Dr. Jane Mendez, Chief of Breast Surgery at Miami Cancer Institute, hosted by Jeannette Kaplun from Hispana Global.
Using genomics and other known risk factors, experts at the Miami Cancer Institute can identify those at high risk of developing breast cancer and initiate early measures. Learn more about the Breast Cancer Prevention Clinic. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth
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Aiming to Prevent Breast Cancer: Miami Cancer Institute Launches Breast Cancer Prevention Clinic | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
We’ve gone pink in support of #BreastCancerAwareness month!
Ovarian cancer patient shares part of her journey and the inconspicuous symptoms that led to her ovarian cancer diagnosis. #BetterCancerCare #OvarianCancerAwareness #MiamiCancerInstitute
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‘I Thought I Just Had Bad Period Cramps. Then I Was Diagnosed With Ovarian Cancer.’
Dr. Jane Mendez, Chief of Breast Surgery at Miami Cancer Institute, reminds women who are delaying their annual breast cancer screenings due to COVID-19, of the importance of mammograms. Early detection increases survival rates and can help save lives. Thank you Univision for helping us share this important message.
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“Tienen que tomar acción”: sobreviviente al cáncer de seno recuerda la importancia de los chequeos médicos
The diagnosis was "such a mind-boggling thing,” recalls Jessica Duemig, who faced rare "triple negative metaplastic" breast cancer at 32. Now, she is sharing her experience to help other women "not only in the early detection conversation, but also in just the general attitude toward breast cancer."
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At 32, She Faced Rare Triple-Negative Breast Cancer: ‘My Story Can Help a Lot of People’ | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
"The diagnosis was such a mind-boggling thing,” recalls Jessica Duemig, who faced rare "triple negative metaplastic" breast cancer at 32. Now, she is sharing her experience to help other women "not only in the early detection conversation, but also in just the general attitude toward breast cancer." Learn more about her treatment and advice. #BreastCancerAwareness #MiamiCancerInstitute #BetterCancerCare
Jane Mendez, M.D., Chief of Breast Surgery at Miami Cancer Institute, knows early cancer detection is key, even in the midst of a pandemic. Now more than ever, it’s crucial to be proactive about your health. See your doctor, get evaluated and get the care you need when you need it. #HealthcareThatCares #BetterCancerCare
We’re LIVE with Laurie Jennings and a group of young breast cancer survivors who’ll be sharing how they faced making important life-changing decisions and became their own health care advocates!
Surviving Breast Cancer Under 40
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Surviving Breast Cancer Under 40
Baptist Health South Florida was live.
October 8 at 2:29 PM ·
Dr. Michael Chuong, radiation oncologist at Miami Cancer Institute, shares the success of his novel cancer treatment for pancreatic cancer patients who are unable to have surgery. Thank you Reuters Health for sharing this life-changing news. #BetterCancerCare
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MR-Linac-delivered adaptive radiation therapy promising in pancreatic cancer - MDalert.com
MON, OCT 19 AT 3:30 PM EDT
C.A.M.P. at Home: Pink Pumpkin Craft
Did you know survival rates are better when breast cancer is detected early? Dr. Starr Mautner, breast surgeon at #MiamiCancerInstitute, shares more insights on early detection and the safety measures in place at our screening facilities to keep you healthy and safe. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #BetterCancerCare
Join us for an Instagram Live discussion on breast cancer prevention in your 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond, this Thursday, October 15 at 4 p.m. EST with expert Dr. Starr Mautner, breast surgeon at Miami Cancer Institute, hosted by Miami Mom Collective contributor and breast cancer survivor, Jackie Aviles. #BreastCancerAwareness #IGLive #mammograms #MiamiCancerInstitute
“A support group is where no one feels alone,” says Abigail Johnston, mom and Miami Cancer Institute patient with metastatic breast cancer. Hear her encouraging message as she shares how patient support groups have helped her connect to others and feel accepted. #MetastaticBreastCancerAwarenessDay #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute
Did you know that if your relatives, including your father or grandfather, had any type of cancer, your chance of getting breast or ovarian cancer is also increased? Several experts from Miami Cancer Institute got together recently to discuss the two diseases, including prevention and the importance of screenings.
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A Closer Look at Breast and Ovarian Cancer - Miami Cancer Institute Webinar | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
At all Baptist Health facilities, floor markings have been installed with cues on where to stand to maintain proper social distancing. We’re limiting how many people can sit at a table or ride an elevator. It’s one of the reasons we’re safe and ready to care for you. #HealthcareThatCares
THU, OCT 22
Breast Cancer 2020: Prevention, Treatment and COVID-19
En este mes de prevención del cáncer de mama, Baptist Health International en alianza con el Hospital Cemesa en Honduras los invita a conectarse con el programa Doctor En Línea para hablar sobre cómo prevenir el cáncer de mama con la Dra. Jane Mendez, oncocirujana y jefa de cirugía de mama del Miami Cancer Institute, parte de Baptist Health South Florida. #BaptistHealthInternational #PrevenirEsVivir #Examínateatiempo #HCemesa
Hospital Cemesa was live.
October 19 at 7:52 PM ·
Doctor En Línea - Cáncer de Mama, hablemos cómo prevenirlo.
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Comparte y comenta para participar en sorteo de mamografías y muchas sorpresas más.
We have redesigned our lobbies to comply with social distancing guidelines. Chairs have been spaced out and traffic flows reconfigured. It’s one of the reasons we’re safe and ready to care for you. #HealthcareThatCares
Carla Walker’s diagnosis came after three of her sisters developed breast cancer, and then her daughters. “Carla’s story is just so unique ..." says Starr Mautner, M.D., breast surgeon at Miami Cancer Institute, referring to a genetic history of cancer traced to men in the family.
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Carla Was Diagnosed with Breast Cancer -- So were Her Sisters and Daughters in Remarkable Case of ‘Family History’ | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
WED, NOV 4 AT 10:30 AM EST
Breast Cancer Survivor Celebration
MON, NOV 16 AT 12:00 PM EST
Inspire You: In perfect harmony with New World Symphony.
At just 35 years old and a mother of two young daughters, Tamara Beliard never expected that the small lump she found on her breast that she thought was a mosquito bite would be breast cancer. Thanks to the amazing care she received from Dr. Lauren Carcas, medical oncologist at Miami Cancer Institute and the team of breast cancer experts, Tamara’s breast cancer journey inspired her to write a book and to help diverse families talk about cancer. Read her full story on Women's Health.
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'At 35, I Thought The Lump In My Breast Was A Mosquito Bite. Then I Was Diagnosed With Cancer'
Women's Health
October 29 at 8:20 AM ·
Tamara’s journey inspired her to write books that help diverse families talk about cancer.
Women's Health
October 29 at 8:20 AM ·
Tamara’s journey inspired her to write books that help diverse families talk about cancer.
Thanks to Dr. Minesh Mehta’s, Chief of Radiation Oncology at Miami Cancer Institute, groundbreaking research, more brain metastases patients may be eligible for clinical trials. He explains to Verywell how a newly developed study leads to a clearer prognosis and helps guide decision making for both physicians and patients. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute
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More Metastatic Cancer Patients Should Be Included in Clinical Trials, New Tool Suggests
At just 35 years old and a mother of two young daughters, Tamara B. Rodriguez never expected that the small lump she found on her breast that she thought was a mosquito bite would be breast cancer. Thanks to the amazing care she received from Dr. Lauren Carcas and the team at Miami Cancer Institute, Tamara Rodriguez’s breast cancer journey inspired her to write a book and to help diverse families talk about cancer. https://www.womenshealthmag.com/health/a34430429/breast-cancer-mammogram-age/
This weekend, Dr. Zinner, CEO of Miami Cancer Institute, joined Nancy G. Brinker and The Promise Fund of Florida to support the grand opening of The Promise Fund Mammography Screening Center located within FoundCare, Inc. in West Palm Beach. The new Screening Center features a state-of-the-art 3D Mammography® system, generously donated by Hologic, and will provide free screenings to uninsured women with limited financial resources. We are so glad to see a great resource added to the South Florida community, especially one that facilitates early detection of breast and cervical cancer. #BreastCancerAwareness. #BaptistHealthFoundation
Today, on #WorldKindnessDay we’re sharing the face shields worn by our pediatric cancer patients during their treatment. Barbie Nunez, a certified child life specialist at the Miami Cancer Institute paints and personalizes the masks on her own time to help reduce stress for her patients. #BeKind #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute
Cancer doesn’t stop in a pandemic, and neither does the celebration when you complete your treatment. Lillimay, a wife and mother treated for ovarian cancer at Miami Cancer Institute, rings the bell as a proud survivor. #FeelGoodFriday #MiamiCancerInstitute #BetterCancerCare
Each November, health experts urge us to be vigilant about the health of our lungs with observations tied to lung cancer, COPD and the hazards of smoking. Now more than ever, Baptist Health experts provide the facts you need on lung health.
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Lung Health: Smoking, Cancer and COVID-19 | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
With respect, honor, and gratitude, on behalf of all of Miami Cancer Institute, we would like to recognize our Miami Cancer Institute veterans, and all veterans. We are honored and proud of the courage and contributions of our uniformed men and women to our country, not only on this day, but every day. Watch a memorable moment captured earlier this year, in honor of our veterans. #VeteransDay
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September 11 at 6:43 PM · Miami, FL ·
In remembrance of the fallen heroes of 9/11 and in honor of the healthcare heroes of today, the US Army Black Daggers, Special Operations Command Parachute Demonstration Team touched down at Miami Cancer Institute as a “Salute to Healthcare Workers” across Baptist Health South Florida. Thank you to all the frontline heroes that serve their communities every day.
#LungHealth: smoking, cancer and #COVID19, what you need to know on the next #BaptistHealthtalk #podcast. On this episode, host Dr. Jonathan Fialkow welcomes Mark Dylewski, M.D., Chief of General Thoracic Surgery at Miami Cancer Institute to talk about lung health. #LungCancerAwareness #LungCancer https://www.buzzsprout.com/800297/6314788-lung-health-smoking-cancer-covid-19
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November 17 at 6:56 PM ·
#PancreaticCancer Patient Tom Tassie shares his story of #MRIdian treatment and how he beat the statistics shared with him by his first clinician. He was treated at @Miami Cancer Institute Baptist Health South Florida by Dr. Michael Chuong and team in just 5 days, but there are nearly 40 #MRIdian treatment centers around the world.
The goal of the annual Smokeout campaign is to get the 32.4 million U.S. adults who still smoke cigarettes to quit. More than 80% of lung cancer cases are linked to smoking, which causes an estimated 480,000 deaths every year, or about 1 in 5 deaths.
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Smokeout 2020: Reducing Lung Cancer Risk Via Quitting and Screenings | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
While testicular cancer is rare and mostly a young man's disease (average age at diagnosis is 33), the incidence rate is increasing about 10% every five years. Here are key facts about symptoms, self-exams and early detection.
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Testicular Cancer: What Young Men Need to Know About Symptoms, Self-Exams and Early Detection | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Advanced radiation-therapy technology available at Miami Cancer Institute is showing promise for patients with inoperable pancreas cancer, extending overall survival and improving quality of life. Learn more.
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New Promise for Patients with Inoperable Pancreas Cancer | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Pediatric cancer survivor Stephanie Block, now a viola fellow with New World Symphony uses music as a force for good, for healing and for hope. Relive Miami Cancer Institute’s virtual program, “Inspire You: In Perfect Harmony with New World Symphony,” as Stephanie discusses her cancer journey, battling the rare Langerhans cell histiocytosis, and building resilience along the way. Then settle in for a delightful performance by Stephanie and three other Symphony fellows. #bettercancercare
https://youtu.be/qo_XoWwdCN4
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Inspire You: In Perfect Harmony with New World Symphony
WED, DEC 2 AT 5:00 PM EST
Gastrointestinal Cancers 101
Symptoms of lung cancer, the deadliest cancer in the U.S. for both men and women, may not be very apparent in the beginning. That's a key reason most patients are diagnosed in latter stages of the disease. Learn more.
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Don't Ignore Lung Cancer Symptoms. Here's Why (Infographic) | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Miami Cancer Institute nurse, mother and Army sergeant, Valerie Salnave, illustrates the true holiday spirit by donating part of her liver to a stranger in need. Her good deed even inspired her coworkers to donate their vacation time so she would have time to fully recuperate. Watch her interview and full story as told by WSVN-TV. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #OrganDonor
https://wsvn.com/news/local/south-florida-woman-donates-part-of-liver-to-stranger-in-need/
There’s a week left to bid on the #TappoArts Auction & Exhibition! All proceeds support Miami Cancer Institute’s Arts in Medicine program, which transforms the patient and caregiver experience through the arts. #BaptistHealthFoundation
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December 1 at 4:19 PM ·
And so it begins...The #TappoArts charity auction is officially live! 100% of proceeds support Miami Cancer Institute's "Arts in Medicine" program at Baptist Health South Florida, so bid today!
Visit https://bit.ly/37oHD0p to be a part of this exclusive experience and learn more about the talented artists, designers, and icons who created collectible pieces.
This touching, unexpected moment brought to you by Mike Gesicki of the Miami Dolphins and City Furniture is such a great way to wrap up the year! One of our very own oncology nurses, Nicole, was recognized for all the amazing hard work she’s done this year and won $2,500 for a home décor makeover. Thank you to Nicole and our #HealthcareHeroes for the incredible job done every day for our cancer patients at Miami Cancer Institute.
Miami Dolphins
December 18 at 12:30 PM ·
We joined together with CITY Furniture to surprise Baptist Health South Florida nurse Nicole Jarett with a $2,500 gift card ahead of the holiday season.
Mike Gesicki surprised her with the news! #FinsUp
Our physicians at Miami Cancer Institute have displayed incredible heroism and selflessness, putting the health of others before their own at every turn during the last several months. Now, we are making sure they are protected too with a vaccine so that they can continue to care for others. Here are a few of our healthcare heroes! #COVID19Vaccine #BaptistHealthCOVIDVaccine #PineappleProud #HealthCareHeroes
Cancer experts throughout Baptist Health are launching clinical trials to treat patients with mild or severe COVID-19 symptoms. The trials are a result of initial emergency and experimental coronavirus therapies at Miami Cancer Institute and the Eugene M. & Christine E. Lynn Cancer Institute.
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In COVID-19 Clinical Trials, Experts from Baptist Health’s Cancer Institutes Treat Patients With Mild or Severe Symptoms | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Look good and feel better at Miami Cancer Institute’s award-winning Boutique. Staffed with compassionate, experienced professionals—including a salon specialist and a certified mastectomy fitter—who are ready to help you throughout your cancer journey. Take a virtual tour to learn more:
Dr. Orlando Matas-Sosa, specialty pharmacy manager at Miami Cancer Institute is seen here preparing the #COVID19 Pfizer vaccine. His 7-year-old son surprised him with this heartfelt message after getting home from work. Thank you to our healthcare heroes for your continued efforts in taking care of our community! #COVID19Vaccine #BaptistHealthCovidVaccine #HealthCareHeroes #PineappleProud
It is in giving that we receive and at Miami Cancer Institute it’s our patient community that motivates us to do just that. In addition to being dedicated to providing exceptional cancer care, the Institute is delivering holiday cheer this season. Earlier this week, physicians, leaders, staff and our community partners came together to donate gifts to some of our patients and brighten the holidays for our patients and their families.
"This is the kind of picture you show your grandkids one day. This feels historic. I have never looked forward to getting a shot in my life until today. This is for the 300,000+ who died before they could ever get their shot, the patients currently fighting COVID-19 in the hospital, and the frontline workers who are tirelessly taking care of them wave after wave. We are finally able to see the glimpse of light at the end of the long, dark tunnel.” -Dr. Starr Mautner, Breast Surgeon at Miami Cancer Institute
WED, JAN 13 AT 4:00 PM EST
Dental Oncology and Maxillofacial Prosthodontics
"This is the kind of picture you show your grandkids one day. This feels historic. I have never looked forward to getting a shot in my life until today. This is for the 300,000+ who died before they could ever get their shot, the patients currently fighting COVID-19 in the hospital, and the frontline workers who are tirelessly taking care of them wave after wave. We are finally able to see the glimpse of light at the end of the long, dark tunnel.” -Dr. Starr Mautner, Breast Surgeon at Miami Cancer Institute
After a five-year battle with lung and other cancers, Donna Beverly is now, officially, a cancer survivor. See how experts at Miami Cancer Institute gave her new hope when she had run out of options. https://bit.ly/3blXlND
Dr. Evan Rosen, chief of Dental Oncology and Maxillofacial Prosthetics at Miami Cancer Institute, was featured in a Reuters Health article discussing jaw necrosis risk in cancer patients. He mentions that those who undergo “Dental surgery…are known risk factors for development of ONJ following treatment” and that “Patients with poor oral health…are at higher risk for oral complications post-treatment”. Read the whole story as told by Medscape. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #DentalOncology
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Jaw Necrosis Risk in Cancer Patients on Zoledronic Acid Varies With Dosing
MON, JAN 11 AT 5:00 PM EST
Personalized Radiotherapy for Early-Stage Lung Cancer
WED, JAN 13 AT 4:00 PM EST
Radiotherapy and the Dental Patient: Considerations for Care
After a five-year battle with lung and other cancers, Donna Beverly is now, officially, a cancer survivor. See how experts at Miami Cancer Institute gave her new hope when she had run out of options. Link to Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5l-HUzgyow
Dr. Scott Lipkin, chief research officer at Miami Cancer Institute, was featured in FierceBiotech in an article on diversity in clinical trials where he discussed Miami Cancer Institute's best practices in targeting its diverse clinical trial patient population, as well as how the FDA published new guidance last November to broaden eligibility criteria for clinical trials. Read the whole story as told by FierceBiotech. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #ClinicalTrials
https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/clinical-trial-diversity-has-long-been-a-thorn-biopharma-s-side-but-2020-could-turn-things
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2021 forecast: Clinical trial diversity has long been a thorn in biopharma's side, but 2020 could turn things around
After a five-year battle with lung and other cancers, Donna Beverly is now, officially, a cancer survivor. See how experts at Miami Cancer Institute gave her new hope when she had run out of options. https://bit.ly/3blXlND
Dr. Evan Rosen, chief of Dental Oncology and Maxillofacial Prosthetics at Miami Cancer Institute, was featured in a Reuters Health article discussing jaw necrosis risk in cancer patients. He mentions that those who undergo “Dental surgery…are known risk factors for development of ONJ following treatment” and that “Patients with poor oral health…are at higher risk for oral complications post-treatment”. Read the whole story as told by Medscape. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #DentalOncology
MEDSCAPE.COM
Jaw Necrosis Risk in Cancer Patients on Zoledronic Acid Varies With Dosing
MON, JAN 11
Personalized Radiotherapy for Early-Stage Lung Cancer
WED, JAN 27 AT 6:00 PM EST
Urologic Oncology and Men's Health
For prostate cancer patients undergoing radiation therapy at Lynn Cancer Institute and Miami Cancer Institute, experts are using an innovative device to reduce any chance of side effects. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #LynnCancerInstitute
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Miami Cancer Institute’s Dr. Michael Chuong was featured in South Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report highlighting the innovative cancer treatments provided by the remarkable use of our technology and how it’s making a difference for patients with inoperable pancreatic cancer. Read more about our leading cancer treatments. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute
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Novel Treatments and Approaches to Cancer Care Are Making a Difference in Patient’s Lives: Current Articles: South Florida Hospital News
After a five-year battle with lung and other cancers, Donna Beverly is now, officially, a cancer survivor. See how experts at Miami Cancer Institute gave her new hope when she had run out of options. Link to Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5l-HUzgyow
Dr. Scott Lipkin, chief research officer at Miami Cancer Institute, was featured in FierceBiotech in an article on diversity in clinical trials where he discussed Miami Cancer Institute's best practices in targeting its diverse clinical trial patient population, as well as how the FDA published new guidance last November to broaden eligibility criteria for clinical trials. Read the whole story as told by FierceBiotech. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #ClinicalTrials
https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/clinical-trial-diversity-has-long-been-a-thorn-biopharma-s-side-but-2020-could-turn-things
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2021 forecast: Clinical trial diversity has long been a thorn in biopharma's side, but 2020 could turn things around
Greater Miami Youth Symphony
January 22 at 2:47 PM ·
Our Concert for a Cause for Cervical Cancer Awareness is this Sunday, January 24th at 2 PM. Please check out our YouTube channel or Facebook page to listen to our wonderful students and esteemed guest speaker, Dr Nicholas Lambrou from the Miami Cancer Institute.
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Nuestro concierto por una causa de concienciación sobre el cáncer de cuello uterino es este domingo 24 de enero a las 2 PM. Visite nuestro canal de YouTube o nuestra página de Facebook para escuchar a nuestros maravillosos estudiantes y estimado orador invitado, el Dr. Nicholas Lambrou del Miami Cancer Institute. Miami Cancer Institute
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Dr. Michael Zinner, CEO and executive medical director of Miami Cancer Institute serves as expert co-host for COVID Vaccines: Ask the Experts, a live, one-hour Virtual Town Hall with Dr. Anthony Fauci and other leading experts who will answer questions from viewers about COVID-19 and vaccines. The event is available @AllHealthGo’s Facebook and YouTube pages and streamed on www.allhealthtv.com.
See how moving more after kidney cancer surgery can help you recover faster from HealthCentral. Miami Cancer Institute’s Dr. Caso and other experts explain how you can play an important role on your road to recovery.
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Why Exercise Is Important When You Have Kidney Cancer Surgery
In January, we observe #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth. Join our experts for a LIVE discussion on Instagram as they discuss what every woman should know about Cervical Cancer prevention, treatment, and more. #CervicalCancer #Prevention #Treatment
WED, JAN 27 AT 6:00 PM EST
Urologic Oncology and Men's Health
As we wrap up #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth in January, hear what experts from Miami Cancer Institute and Eugene M. & Christine E. Lynn Cancer Institute have to say regarding cervical cancer, pap smears, and the HPV vaccine. #CervicalCancer
When diagnosed with stage 4 cervical cancer, Shallotte Mills turned to Miami Cancer Institute, where a unique type of radiation therapy – first conceived of in 1901 by the inventor of the telephone – helped save her life.
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Woman Beats Cervical Cancer With Help from Physician, Family…and Alexander Graham Bell | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Baptist Health welcomes Dr. Charles Vogel to Miami Cancer Institute, a breast medical oncologist who for 50+ years has helped his cancer patients live symptom-free. He looks forward to continuing to care for his patients and their breast health needs at our new location in Plantation. http://bapth.lt/36qYOyR
“It’s so important in the time of the pandemic that you not delay your screening and you continue to be screened, because there is no reason, anymore, for a woman to ever die of cervical cancer in this country.” -Dr. Troy Gatcliffe, gynecologic oncologist, Miami Cancer Institute #BetterCancerCare
Here at Miami Cancer Institute we offer an array of cancer support services, including our on-site Boutique staffed with compassionate and experienced professionals. Our Boutique’s salon specialists and certified mastectomy fitters are ready to find the best fit to keep you comfortable and confident throughout your cancer journey. Schedule your appointment today to discuss your needs for hair care, wigs, mastectomy bras and prosthesis, compression garments, skincare and more. Click the link for more info. #BetterCancerCare
https://cancer.baptisthealth.net/miami-cancer-institute/patient-support/boutique-and-gift-shop
Dr. Anthony Fauci and medical experts will answer questions about the COVID vaccine during the Health Channel's national town hall!
Submit your questions in advance by emailing to questions@allhealthtv.com.
WED, FEB 10 AT 12:00 PM CST
Understanding the COVID-19 Vaccine
Baptist Health welcomes Dr. Manmeet Ahluwalia to Miami Cancer Institute as chief scientific officer and chief of solid tumor medical oncology. Dr. Ahluwalia will continue his work on the development of new therapies for patients across Baptist Health’s cancer services with brain tumors and brain metastases. #BetterCancerCare
Today, on World Cancer Day we salute our patients, caretakers, survivors, physicians, researchers, and everyone committed to the fight against cancer for a better tomorrow. #WorldCancerDay #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #LynnCancerInstitute
On National Women Physicians Day, Miami Cancer Institute salutes all of the exceptional women you’ve come to trust with your cancer care. Here are just some of the faces you may be familiar with from our outstanding team of experts. #NationalWomenPhysiciansDay #bettercancercare
Join for a virtual #GrandRounds on “Management of Brain Metastasis in the Modern Era” featuring Rupesh Kotecha, M.D., chief of radiosurgery and director of CNS metastasis at Miami Cancer Institute.
Zoom Link: https://bit.ly/2YwY2fp
Webinar ID: 982 8739 3606 | Passcode: 739290
Miami Neuroscience Institute (Miami)
February 2 at 8:45 AM ·
Join us this Friday (2/5) for a virtual #GrandRounds on “Management of Brain Metastasis in the Modern Era” featuring Rupesh Kotecha, M.D., chief of radiosurgery and director of CNS metastasis at #MiamiCancerInstitute.
Zoom Link: https://bit.ly/2YwY2fp
Webinar ID: 982 8739 3606 | Passcode: 739290
In February, we are going red in awareness of heart month!
In celebration of American Heart Month, Chef Ingrid Hoffmann will be preparing a #LiveHeartHealthyatHome pineapple pork chops recipe LIVE from @BaptistHealthSF at 7 p.m. Cook along with Chef Ingrid from home and Live Heart Healthy.
Donations to #BaptistHealthFoundation support the lifesaving care patients receive at Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute. Help our community continue to live heart-healthy by following this link and making a donation: https://baptisthealthgiving.net/Foundation/donate-now
“I have been to multiple cancer centers around the country, and Miami Cancer Institute in Plantation is top notch,” said Monique Stewart after finishing her first round of radiation therapy with radiation oncologist, Dr. Ana Botero. Ms. Stewart was the first radiation oncology patient at our new Miami Cancer Institute facility, located at Baptist Health's wellness and medical complex in Plantation . Her care team celebrated this special milestone with lots of smiles and balloons for Ms. Stewart. We are so grateful to be able to serve our patients in Broward. #BetterCancercare #MiamiCancerInstitute
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In case you missed it, Dr. Michael Zinner, CEO and executive medical director of Miami Cancer Institute, co-hosted townhall discussion: COVID Vaccines - Ask the Experts panel with Dr. Anthony Fauci. Watch Now: https://allhealthtv.com/townhall/
WED, FEB 10
Understanding the COVID-19 Vaccine
Baptist Health welcomes Dr. Manmeet Ahluwalia to Miami Cancer Institute as chief scientific officer and chief of solid tumor medical oncology. Dr. Ahluwalia will continue his work on the development of new therapies for patients across Baptist Health’s cancer services with brain tumors and brain metastases. #BetterCancerCare
Today, on World Cancer Day we salute our patients, caretakers, survivors, physicians, researchers, and everyone committed to the fight against cancer for a better tomorrow. #WorldCancerDay #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #LynnCancerInstitute
The good news on cancer? It’s on the decline in the U.S. The bad news? African-Americans and other minorities are still more likely to develop cancer and die from the disease. Know your risks. #BlackHistoryMonth
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What African-Americans and Other Minorities Need to Know About Their Risks for Cancer | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Congratulatons to Dr. Minesh Mehta, deputy director and chief of radiation oncology at Miami Cancer Institute for being appointed to The National Association for Proton Therapy physician advisory committee. Dr. Mehta's appointment advises the NAPT on important issues from clinical research to educating patients on #protontherapy and radiation oncology.
Cancer doesn't stop in a pandemic and neither does celebrating a major milestone. Stephanie Oprandi, ICU nurse at Baptist Hospital, rings the bell symbolizing the end of her cancer treatment. #MiamiCancerInstitute #BetterCancerCare #PineappleProud
“I have been to multiple cancer centers around the country, and Miami Cancer Institute in Plantation is top notch,” said Monique Stewart after finishing her first round of radiation therapy with radiation oncologist, Dr. Ana Botero. Ms. Stewart was the first radiation oncology patient at our new Miami Cancer Institute facility, located at Baptist Health's wellness and medical complex in Plantation . Her care team celebrated this special milestone with lots of smiles and balloons for Ms. Stewart. We are so grateful to be able to serve our patients in Broward. #BetterCancercare #MiamiCancerInstitute
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In case you missed it, Dr. Michael Zinner, CEO and executive medical director of Miami Cancer Institute, co-hosted townhall discussion: COVID Vaccines - Ask the Experts panel with Dr. Anthony Fauci. Watch Now: https://allhealthtv.com/townhall/
WED, FEB 10
Understanding the COVID-19 Vaccine
Baptist Health experts hosted an informative session on Understanding the COVID-19 Vaccines, who is most at risk and recommendations for the oncology population. To hear the discussion, click the link below.
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Understanding COVID 19 Webinar
The deaths this month of two celebrities from advanced lung cancer – actor Dustin Diamond, 44, and radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh, 70 — have put a fresh spotlight on this deadly disease, and the screenings that can detect it in its early stages. Get the vital facts.
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Lung Cancer: Latest on Screenings, Vital Facts for Smokers and Non-Smokers | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
WED, FEB 24 AT 12:00 PM EST
Inspire You: 59 Seconds to Live: Miracle on the Hudson
The good news on cancer? It’s on the decline in the U.S. The bad news? African-Americans and other minorities are still more likely to develop cancer and die from the disease. Know your risks. #BlackHistoryMonth
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What African-Americans and Other Minorities Need to Know About Their Risks for Cancer | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Congratulatons to Dr. Minesh Mehta, deputy director and chief of radiation oncology at Miami Cancer Institute for being appointed to The National Association for Proton Therapy physician advisory committee. Dr. Mehta's appointment advises the NAPT on important issues from clinical research to educating patients on #protontherapy and radiation oncology.
Cancer doesn't stop in a pandemic and neither does celebrating a major milestone. Stephanie Oprandi, ICU nurse at Baptist Hospital, rings the bell symbolizing the end of her cancer treatment. #MiamiCancerInstitute #BetterCancerCare #PineappleProud
For cancer patients who have undergone a mastectomy, the decision of whether to wear a breast prosthesis or how to find the best one can be challenging. Here are three important reasons why you would want to wear a breast prosthesis. Call today to make an appointment with our certified fitter, who can help guide you towards the best fit for you. Click the link for more info.
https://cancer.baptisthealth.net/miami-cancer-institute/patient-support/boutique-and-gift-shop #Mastectomy #BetterCancerCare
Today, up to 15% of cancers are tied to a hereditary link. Knowing about them may help you prevent or reduce your risk of cancer. #CancerPreventionMonth
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Lower Your Cancer Risk by Knowing Your Genetics | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Baptist Health experts hosted an informative session on Understanding the COVID-19 Vaccines, who is most at risk and recommendations for the oncology population. To hear the discussion, click the link below.
YOUTUBE.COM
Understanding COVID 19 Webinar
The deaths this month of two celebrities from advanced lung cancer – actor Dustin Diamond, 44, and radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh, 70 — have put a fresh spotlight on this deadly disease, and the screenings that can detect it in its early stages. Get the vital facts.
BAPTISTHEALTH.NET
Lung Cancer: Latest on Screenings, Vital Facts for Smokers and Non-Smokers | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
WED, FEB 24
Inspire You: 59 Seconds to Live: Miracle on the Hudson
The good news on cancer? It’s on the decline in the U.S. The bad news? African-Americans and other minorities are still more likely to develop cancer and die from the disease. Know your risks. #BlackHistoryMonth
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What African-Americans and Other Minorities Need to Know About Their Risks for Cancer | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Meet 9-year-old Chef Danna Flores. The Miami Cancer Institute patient saw her dream come true when she recently donned a chef’s hat and coat to join the Institute Chef “Eddie” Edgardo Llopiz Rivera in making a special meal. Danna has been receiving treatment for neuroblastoma for four years. “It brings me joy to see the smiles on our young patient’s faces,” he said. #FeelGoodFriday #NationalNutritionMonth #BetterCancerCare
Dr. Jane Mendez, chief of breast surgery at Baptist Health’s Miami Cancer Institute, speaks with Univision and explains swollen lymph nodes can be a normal temporary reaction to COVID-19 vaccine and not a sign of breast cancer. #COVID19Vaccine
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Efectos secundarios de la vacuna del coronavirus podrían crear una falsa alarma de una condición grave
Some women have noticed enlarged lymph nodes after receiving the coronavirus vaccine and are mistaking them for a symptom of breast cancer. Should you be concerned? See what experts have to say. https://bit.ly/308rDwb
With Baptist Health’s expanded cancer program -- an integration of Boca Raton Regional Hospital’s Lynn Cancer Institute and Miami Cancer Institute ― patients receive expedited care, no matter where they are located. Here's how the two programs are "the anchors of cancer care from the Keys to Palm Beach."
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Expanded Cancer Program Means Better Care for the Community | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
A new collaboration between Baptist Health’s Lynn Cancer Institute and Miami Cancer Institute broadens the circle of experts available to patients. Read more about what the integration means in the Boca Raton Observer magazine on pages 68-69.
https://cloud.3dissue.com/182933/183424/214106/BocaRatonObserverMarch2021/index.html
Cancer care in Broward just got better. Baptist Health’s Miami Cancer Institute opened their newest location in Plantation with leading cancer experts, Dr. Charles Vogel, Dr. Lauren Carcas and Dr. Ana Cecilia Botero. Click to learn more. #GrowingAHealthierBroward #BetterCancerCare
https://baptisthealth.net/lp/Plantation?fbclid=IwAR1ZLMrbxsMPrXGMMA0ntCxdcSxsbo6gVTqnz4qK0wIbJMCv01TBw0yY03k
A sharp decrease in cancer screenings since the pandemic took hold last year has doctors worried. How many cancers are going undiagnosed? What does it mean for the future? See what the experts have to say.
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Experts Discuss COVID-19’s Impact on Cancer Screenings | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
The same innovative cancer-fighting therapies that place Miami Cancer Institute among Florida’s top cancer programs are now available to cancer patients in Broward County, at Baptist Health in Plantation.
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Baptist Health’s Miami Cancer Institute Brings World-Class Cancer Care to Broward | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Dr. Mark Dylewski, chief of thoracic surgery and Dr. Rupesh Kotecha, chief of radiosurgery at Baptist Health’s Miami Cancer Institute, talk to WebMD on prevention, mesothelioma’s impact on the body and the importance of a strong family support group, while navigating the complexities of a cancer diagnosis. Read the full story. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #LungCancer
WEBMD.COM
Thriving With Mesothelioma: What You Should Know
Meet 9-year-old Chef Danna Flores. The Miami Cancer Institute patient saw her dream come true when she recently donned a chef’s hat and coat to join the Institute Chef “Eddie” Edgardo Llopiz Rivera in making a special meal. Danna has been receiving treatment for neuroblastoma for four years. “It brings me joy to see the smiles on our young patient’s faces,” he said. #FeelGoodFriday #NationalNutritionMonth #BetterCancerCare
Dr. Jane Mendez, chief of breast surgery at Baptist Health’s Miami Cancer Institute, speaks with Univision and explains swollen lymph nodes can be a normal temporary reaction to COVID-19 vaccine and not a sign of breast cancer. #COVID19Vaccine
UNIVISION.COM
Efectos secundarios de la vacuna del coronavirus podrían crear una falsa alarma de una condición grave
Some women have noticed enlarged lymph nodes after receiving the coronavirus vaccine and are mistaking them for a symptom of breast cancer. Should you be concerned? See what experts have to say. https://bit.ly/308rDwb
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness, a time when primary care physicians, gastroenterologists and oncologists reinforce the importance of screenings. A healthy lifestyle is vitally important. "But unfortunately, it doesn’t guarantee cancer will not develop," says Antonio Ucar, M.D., medical oncologist at Baptist Health's Miami Cancer Institute. Learn more.
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Screenings for Colorectal Cancer: Here’s Why You Need to Know Your Risk Factors | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
A 77-year-old man with a potentially fatal heart arrhythmia is on the road to a full recovery after a relatively new procedure, which was performed for the first time in Florida by a multidisciplinary team from Baptist Health’s Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute and Miami Cancer Institute. Here's how "radioablation" -- commonly used to target tumors -- can now treat some critically ill heart patients.
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Pioneering Procedure: Radiation Therapy Targets Heart Rhythm Disorder in Critically Ill Patient | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Emma-Jane Hinton was diagnosed with a brain tumor this past summer. Last week, she became the 1000th proton therapy patient at Baptist Health’s Miami Cancer Institute, making it the most experienced proton center in the region. Watch now, and hear from Emma-Jane, her mom and her medical team. https://bit.ly/3lkw0xX
A sharp decrease in cancer screenings since the pandemic took hold last year has doctors worried. How many cancers are going undiagnosed? What does it mean for the future? See what the experts have to say.
BAPTISTHEALTH.NET
Experts Discuss COVID-19’s Impact on Cancer Screenings | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
The same innovative cancer-fighting therapies that place Miami Cancer Institute among Florida’s top cancer programs are now available to cancer patients in Broward County, at Baptist Health in Plantation.
BAPTISTHEALTH.NET
Baptist Health’s Miami Cancer Institute Brings World-Class Cancer Care to Broward | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Dr. Mark Dylewski, chief of thoracic surgery and Dr. Rupesh Kotecha, chief of radiosurgery at Baptist Health’s Miami Cancer Institute, talk to WebMD on prevention, mesothelioma’s impact on the body and the importance of a strong family support group, while navigating the complexities of a cancer diagnosis. Read the full story. #BetterCancerCare #MiamiCancerInstitute #LungCancer
WEBMD.COM
Thriving With Mesothelioma: What You Should Know
MON, MAR 29 AT 12:00 PM EDT
30 minutes to Refresh, Recharge and Renew
Glenn Sattell became the 100th patient of the Blood and Marrow Transplantation program at Baptist Health's Miami Cancer Institute, where patients are treated for various forms of leukemia, multiple myeloma and other blood cancers. It's a remarkable milestone considering that the program was launched about 18 months ago. Read full article here: https://bit.ly/2QazszO
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness, a time when primary care physicians, gastroenterologists and oncologists reinforce the importance of screenings. A healthy lifestyle is vitally important. "But unfortunately, it doesn’t guarantee cancer will not develop," says Antonio Ucar, M.D., medical oncologist at Baptist Health's Miami Cancer Institute. Learn more.
BAPTISTHEALTH.NET
Screenings for Colorectal Cancer: Here’s Why You Need to Know Your Risk Factors | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
A 77-year-old man with a potentially fatal heart arrhythmia is on the road to a full recovery after a relatively new procedure, which was performed for the first time in Florida by a multidisciplinary team from Baptist Health’s Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute and Miami Cancer Institute. Here's how "radioablation" -- commonly used to target tumors -- can now treat some critically ill heart patients.
BAPTISTHEALTH.NET
Pioneering Procedure: Radiation Therapy Targets Heart Rhythm Disorder in Critically Ill Patient | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida
Emma-Jane Hinton was diagnosed with a brain tumor this past summer. Last week, she became the 1000th proton therapy patient at Baptist Health’s Miami Cancer Institute, making it the most experienced proton center in the region. Watch now, and hear from Emma-Jane, her mom and her medical team. https://bit.ly/3lkw0xX
A sharp decrease in cancer screenings since the pandemic took hold last year has doctors worried. How many cancers are going undiagnosed? What does it mean for the future? See what the experts have to say.
BAPTISTHEALTH.NET
Experts Discuss COVID-19’s Impact on Cancer Screenings | Resource | Baptist Health South Florida