After a challenging colorectal cancer diagnosis and a long road to MD Anderson, Tommy Allen is cancer-free. Why he loves sharing his story of hope: spr.ly/633247Wbwy #OncSky #EndCancer

“I truly believe my son saved my life,” says Savannah Curry. “I probably had the cancer before I got pregnant, but if it weren’t for him, I might not have found it so early.” Read her story about her care at MD Anderson that she says made it all possible: spr.ly/633227oT72

"I thought that clinical trials were something you did only when you ran out of other options," recalls Elisabeth Ponder. "But after talking it over with Dr. Yam, I changed my mind." How a clinical trial made her breast cancer treatment shorter: spr.ly/633257cvp9 #OncSky #EndCancer

"Some people exposed to chickenpox will develop shingles later in life," says Dr. Neil Gross. "Similarly, a fraction of people exposed to HPV will develop oropharyngeal cancer." Learn more: spr.ly/633237cvpL #OncSky #EndCancer

A focus on high-protein diets has taken over social media lately and may have you wondering if you're getting enough. Dietitian Joy Anderson breaks it down: spr.ly/6332375C91 #OncSky #EndCancer

Facing cancer as a patient or caregiver during the holiday season can come with mixed emotions, like gratitude and stress. In this Cancerwise podcast episode, social work counselors Traci Newsom and Malory Lee share tips for coping: spr.ly/60177iaBf #EndCancer

When Justin Masse was diagnosed with a skull base tumor, he sought out MD Anderson's experts to help guide his treatment. Now, the young dad is back to participating in powerlifting competitions and spending time with his family. Read his story: spr.ly/633287cvVs #OncSky #EndCancer

“This gives me the chance to be with my son longer – hopefully many more years,” says Alejandra Cintora Gonzalez of the immunotherapy treatment she received during breast cancer treatment. Why she chose MD Anderson for this cutting-edge option: spr.ly/633297ilt1 #OncSky #EndCancer

Have you heard the buzz? Users of vibration plates tout many health benefits, but which are backed by science? Our experts explain: spr.ly/6332779KZJ #OncSky #EndCancer

An MD Anderson study uncovered a hidden class of BRCA1 mutations and identified a new role for HSP90. Research found that HSP90 buffers BRCA1 mutations, masking their negative effects and delaying breast cancer onset. Learn more: spr.ly/601579kcz #OncSky #EndCancer

Alex Harrison says there are three things he's learned since his very first cancer diagnosis more than 20 years ago. Here, he shares what he thinks other cancer patients should know: spr.ly/6332475Cna #OncSky #EndCancer

Recent research has given us a clearer picture of how physical activity can benefit patients in active treatment. Spoiler alert: it’s good news! Learn more from our Dr. Karen Basen-Engquist: spr.ly/6332575Cjv #OncSky #EndCancer

Genetic testing is really a family affair. Your test results may predict family members’ cancer risks, too. Genetic counselor Catherine Skefos shares more: spr.ly/633297ewpL #OncSky #EndCancer

Thanks to the 11,000 people who joined MD Anderson’s Boot Walk to End Cancer here in Houston and around the world. You helped make this our biggest Boot Walk ever! Together, we’ve raised $2 million and counting. You can still donate here: spr.ly/633237bfV9. #EndCancer

Researchers at MD Anderson have discovered traces of bacteria within brain tumors, which provides insights into the tumor microenvironment and has the potential for future studies seeking to improve treatment outcomes. Read more: spr.ly/633207ZWkM #OncSky #EndCancer

Nine years ago, Colleen Wittoesch was diagnosed with stage IV melanoma in her brain. Today, she is cancer-free, thanks to an immunotherapy clinical trial only possible here at MD Anderson. Read her story: spr.ly/633287kDWn #EndCancer

Today, we launched Only Possible Here, The Campaign to End Cancer, celebrating the innovations and advancements that are only possible here at MD Anderson. Read more: spr.ly/633277nfhb #EndCancer

After being told he had 18 months to live, John Tesh turned to MD Anderson for care and hope. Read how our prostate cancer experts helped him keep making music and memories: spr.ly/633277n6SL #EndCancer

After serving in the U.S. Air Force, Elizabeth Anderson values structure and being part of a bigger community. On this #VeteransDay, we honor Elizabeth Anderson and all of our other veteran employees for their service and sacrifice. spr.ly/633217pAwF#VeteransDay#EndCancer

Food scanner apps use a variety of methods to assess how healthy different foods are. These methods can vary widely from app to app. Dietitian Lindsey Wohldford shares some common ways these apps may grade foods and what to keep in mind: spr.ly/633267TZSE #EndCancer

"You can do more than think you can," says Mickey Miller. Read how MD Anderson's Active Living After Cancer program got the triathlete moving again after her breast cancer treatment: spr.ly/633227PtxC #OncSky #EndCancer

Aside from increasing your skin cancer risk, how else might sun damage impact your skin and what can you do to prevent it? Dr. Susan Chon explains: spr.ly/633267Pt4K #OncSky #EndCancer

Our researchers will share insights at #SITC25 about how the immune system can be trained, guided and strengthened to improve patient outcomes. More about the nearly 30 abstracts and lectures presented at this year’s meeting: spr.ly/60147PkXy#SITC25#SITC25 #EndCancer

Did you know that secondhand smoke can make cancer treatments, like chemotherapy, less effective? Get inspired by some strategies for asking a smoker to snuff out from Dr. Maher Karam-Hage and MD Anderson's online community: spr.ly/633237OBxt #OncSky #EndCancer

Don't assume anal bleeding always means you have benign hemorrhoids. Dr. Craig Messick shares when to see a doctor about symptoms: spr.ly/633267MUrw #OncSky #EndCancer

Saffron contains antioxidants and other bioactive compounds, and can have an anti-inflammatory effect. It sounds like a win-win. Our dietitian Elizabeth Chin and Dr. Meroë Morse share potential risks and what to know about saffron supplements: spr.ly/633287zpgg #OncSky #EndCancer

As a treatment nurse navigator at MD Anderson, Anh Huynh focuses on helping cancer patients during their cancer care. Read why she got into this unique role and what she finds most rewarding: spr.ly/633297K1FJ #OncSky #EndCancer

Have you registered yet for MD Anderson's Boot Walk to End Cancer? Join us on Saturday, Nov. 15 to help give cancer the boot, in person or virtually. Learn more: spr.ly/633277HEgl

While the symptoms of hepatitis B aren’t always obvious, there is a simple way to screen for it, a vaccine and an effective treatment. Learn more from our Dr. Jessica Hwang: spr.ly/633217GfxX #OncSky #EndCancer

While probiotics in the gut are shaped by diet and lifestyle, many people turn to supplements as an alternative way to influence their microbiome. But should you take one? Our experts weigh in: spr.ly/6332071s0w #OncSky #EndCancer

Sadly, ghosting isn’t limited to Halloween parties, haunted houses or even romantic relationships. Ghosting also happens during cancer treatment and survivorship. Social worker Lauren Adams explains how to deal with the fallout: spr.ly/633287EZX4 #OncSky #EndCancer

"Research is what extended my husband’s life. And the way I see it, you have to focus on what was given, not what was taken away," says Brenda Speidel. How she continues to support MD Anderson's mission: spr.ly/633237DnCb #OncSky #EndCancer

“The thinking was, ‘Well, you’re not going to be able to swallow anyway, so let’s just go ahead and put in a feeding tube so you don’t have to,'’” explains Dr. Clifton Fuller. That mindset has shifted dramatically. Read more: spr.ly/6332878Rai #OncSky #EndCancer

Health trends are common, but one piece of dietary advice never goes out of style: eat more fruits and vegetables. Andrea Murray shares how diet impacts disease prevention, as well as how to incorporate more plants onto your plate: spr.ly/63320A7w8g #OncSky #EndCancer

All cancers are genetic, but not all cancers are hereditary. Our genetic counselor Catherine Skefos breaks down the difference: spr.ly/63323AAeV7 #OncSky #EndCancer

"I called for an appointment," says Nicole Cormier. "I figured, if you’re looking for the best, why go anywhere else?" Why she chose MD Anderson for breast cancer treatment: spr.ly/63323AhlKT #OncSky #EndCancer

Your strength can greatly impact your quality of life. It can help keep injuries and aches at bay. So, where do you start when you want to get stronger? Our Carol Harrison explains: spr.ly/63328ACdRe #OncSky #EndCancer

“I was treated for a very rare cancer, and my care team has been wonderful," says Joy McDevitt. "I’m so thankful I chose to come to MD Anderson first.” Here, she shares her experience with a clinical trial for mucosal melanoma at MD Anderson: spr.ly/63321A7j2h #OncSky #EndCancer

Dr. Jason Mouabbi shares insights as to why screening is so important for invasive lobular carcinoma, a subtype of breast cancer: spr.ly/63324A7wDO @jamouabbi.bsky.social #OncSky #EndCancer

“The nurses gave me really good tips on how to relax before getting a cystoscopy, and that really made a difference,” says Bill Hennessey. "MD Anderson would just take those extra steps to make you feel comfortable." Read his story: spr.ly/63328A2Uv6 #OncSky #EndCancer

Here, clinicians at MD Anderson’s Sleep Center share answers to common sleep questions. While sleep science is interesting stuff, don’t be surprised if you can’t make it to the end of this article without cracking a yawn! spr.ly/63323A0Xl3 #OncSky #EndCancer

Dr. Maria Zarzour shares more about liposarcoma, the most common type of soft tissue sarcoma, and why it's important to seek treatment with doctors who have experience with this disease: spr.ly/63320AAeL4 #OncSky #EndCancer

The floor of the mouth is the area underneath your tongue that extends along the margins of your jaw. Here, our Dr. Stephen Lai shares insights on floor of mouth cancer, including symptoms to look out for: spr.ly/63321A2UQc #OncSky #EndCancer

A clinical breast exam is an important part of breast cancer screening, and you'll need one starting at age 25 – well before most women have their first mammogram. Learn what to expect from our Dr. Lonzetta Newman: spr.ly/63327AfZQB #OncSky #EndCancer

Data presented from a Phase I/II trial presented at #ESMO25 shows the first-in-class YAP-TEAD inhibitor VT3989 continued to be well tolerated and demonstrated antitumor activity. Learn more about the trial, led by our Dr. Timothy Yap: spr.ly/63322A4lni#ESMO25#OncSky #EndCancer

Data from a Phase II clinical trial published today in @nejm.org and presented at #ESMO25 shows belzutifan shrank tumors in patients with hard-to-treat neuroendocrine tumors and improved symptoms without surgery. Learn more: spr.ly/63321ANmPU#ESMO25#EndCancer

Results from a trial found a targeted therapy combination improved outcomes for patients with metastatic clear-cell renal carcinoma whose disease progressed following immunotherapy. Learn more about the data presented at #ESMO25: www.mdanderson.org/newsroom/res...#ESMO25#EndCancer

Results from a Phase I/II SOHO-01 clinical trial found over 70% of non-small cell lung cancer patients studied saw tumors shrink or disappear after taking sevabertinib, a targeted therapy drug. More about these results presented at #ESMO25: spr.ly/6048A2aYs

Researchers from the James P. Allison Institute at MD Anderson used preclinical models to uncover a potential biomarker for improved immunotherapy responses. More about a mechanism for TET2 mutations to prime certain white blood cells, leading to more activated T cells: spr.ly/6011A2Uv9 #EndCancer

Bacteria have been known to impact cancer progression and treatment. A new study led by Dr. Susan Bullman shows how a particular bacteria can induce a reversible state in cancer epithelial cells, which allows tumors to evade the immune system and resist chemotherapy: spr.ly/63327AF0rU #EndCancer