UT MD Anderson Cancer Center

04/28/2026

T cell prolymphocytic leukemia (T-PLL) is an extremely rare and aggressive form of blood cancer.

Our Dr. Tapan Kadia and Dr. Katy Rezvani explain the symptoms to watch for, how T-PLL is diagnosed and the treatment options available today, including ongoing research to improve outcomes.

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T cell prolymphocytic leukemia (TPLL) is a rare and often misunderstood type of leukemia. Tapan Kadia, M.D., explains current treatment options and new clinical trial breakthroughs.

04/27/2026

When she was diagnosed with follicular lymphoma, Margie King made a choice.

Instead of asking “Why me?” she focused on what came next.

Now cancer-free, she attends UT MD Anderson’s Boot Walk to End Cancer to honor those she’s lost and support those still in treatment.

Read her story: http://spr.ly/6187BBKLcN

Learn more about the Boot Walk, and sign up at http://spr.ly/6188BBKLc4.

04/26/2026

At 25, Elle Crofton thought her fatigue was just part of a busy life. It turned out to be a rare blood disorder that can develop into leukemia.

She came to UT MD Anderson for answers and treatment, including a stem cell transplant and a long recovery. Along the way, she advocated for herself and explored options to preserve her fertility before treatment.

Today, she is healthy and a mom.

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She pushed for the chance to freeze her eggs and it paid off 10 years later.

04/26/2026

Wondering what your breast cancer risk really means?

Breast cancer risk assessments can offer helpful insight, but no single tool tells the full story. Our Dr. Banu Arun explains that these models look at different factors and are best interpreted with guidance from a health care provider.

Learn how these tools work, their limitations and why screening still matters: http://spr.ly/6185BBGJTt

A breast medical oncologist explains what to know about determining your breast cancer risk using online risk assessment tools including Tyrer-Cuzick and The Gail Model.

04/25/2026

A cancer diagnosis can change everything, but it can also bring people closer.

When Kim Phillip was diagnosed with re**al cancer at 46, she leaned on her faith, her family and her care team, including Dr. Nancy You. Through treatment, she found connection, comfort and strength along the way.

Today, she’s cancer-free and celebrating those moments with the people who supported her most.

Read her story: http://spr.ly/6189BByy5F

04/25/2026

Thanks to everyone who joined us at PanCAN PurpleStride. UT MD Anderson was proud to support this event to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer and honor patients, survivors and families affected by the disease.

04/24/2026

Alzheimer’s disease and cancer may seem unrelated, but research is uncovering important connections.

Some of the same brain changes seen in Alzheimer’s can also occur during cancer treatment, including memory and cognitive side effects often called “chemobrain.” By studying these overlaps, scientists are working to better protect brain health and improve future care.

Watch to learn more.

04/24/2026

Prostate cancer often has no symptoms early on, which makes awareness and screening so important.

Knowing the warning signs, like blood in urine or changes in urination, can help you know when to see a doctor. Dr. Lisly Chéry explains how early detection can lead to more treatment options and better outcomes.

Learn the top signs to watch for and when to get screened: http://spr.ly/6185BBGJnT

Warning signs of prostate cancer often only show up once the cancer has spread. Here, urologic oncologist Lisly Chéry, M.D., shares prostate cancer symptoms to look out for.

04/23/2026

Not all lymphoma diagnoses are the same and getting the details right matters.

There are more than 140 different subtypes of lymphoma, and each one can require a different approach to treatment. Lymphoma specialists Drs. Sairah Ahmed and Jason Westin explain how understanding the specific subtype and its markers can help guide more precise, effective care.

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Lymphoma specialists Sairah Ahmed, M.D., and Jason Westin, M.D., explore why getting an accurate lymphoma diagnosis is so important.

04/22/2026

What started as persistent headaches became a life-changing diagnosis for Alberto Diaz.

After being diagnosed with a brain tumor, he came to UT MD Anderson, where he found not only advanced treatment, but strength through his care team, including Dr. Gohar Manzar, as well as his family and faith.

Today, he’s a college graduate, starting his career and looking ahead with gratitude.

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After experiencing severe headaches, Alberto Diaz was diagnosed with a brain tumor and came to UT MD Anderson for care. With treatment that included proton therapy and chemotherapy, he was able to complete college and continue pursuing his career.

04/21/2026

UT MD Anderson is grateful for the generosity of the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation that help bring world-class cancer care to people in Austin and Central Texas through the UT Dell Medical Center.

“This gift allows us to bring leading expertise closer to where patients live, so they can access highly specialized care without having to leave the region,” says Dr. Peter Pisters, president of UT MD Anderson.

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Michael and Susan Dell reach $1 billion in gifts to UT with funding of new medical center and research campus.

04/21/2026

No two cancer experiences are the same, and care should reflect that.

For lung cancer medical oncologist Dr. Eric Singhi, personalized medicine is key to advancing lung cancer care. By understanding each patient’s unique cancer, from biomarkers to personal goals, he is helping deliver more precise, thoughtful care.

Educating patients is also central to his work. He studies how understanding improves the patient experience and shares information on social media to help people better understand their disease. Recently, he contributed to The Journey to End Cancer: From Cause to Cure, a traveling national museum exhibit highlighting progress in cancer research and care.

Get to know Dr. Singhi: http://spr.ly/6185BBBwCc