Orlando Health Earns a Spot on InformationWeek List of Top Technology Innovators Across America Orlando Health was recently recognized as one of InformationWeek’s 250 Top Innovators

M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando Hosts 2nd Annual Research Symposium, First at Lake Nona Medical City Researchers from Medical City and around the country gather to share research and achievements

M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando Opens New Research Facility at Lake Nona Medical City - Just In Time for 2nd Annual Cancer Research Symposium Behind-the-scenes tours available for media

M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando Kicks off “Pink October” with Annual Hope Hike from City Hall The hike brought together community members, government leaders, oncologists, and breast cancer patients, survivors and their families in solidarity in the fight against breast cancer

M. D. Anderson - Orlando patient enrolls in groundbreaking clinical trial to fight Glioblastoma A brain cancer patient at M. D. Anderson - Orlando becomes the second person in the world to take part in a groundbreaking clinical trial to fight Glioblastoma.

Women Playing For T.I.M.E. ® and Orlando Rowing Club Raise Valuable Funds to Fight Breast Cancer at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando Through a New Partnership, WPFT and the Orlando Rowing Club Help Support Local Breast Cancer Research and Treatment

M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando Receives $1.3 million to Support Cancer Research The donation of $1.3 million dollars, funded by the Arnold D. Palmer Charitable Trust, will establish the Winnie Palmer Endowed Directorship breast cancer

Pink Lemonade Stand Raises Nearly $24,000 for M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando Two third graders present the proceeds from their sale to honor mother and to fight breast cancer

M. D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando Launches Central Florida’s First Breast Cancer Survivorship Clinic The Clinic will provide long term physical and emotional healthcare needs to breast cancer survivors who have no evidence of active cancer.

Colon Cancer Surgery Gives Florida Lacrosse Star a Second Chance Kaley Pendley is cancer free and back on the lacrosse field

Heart Surgeon encourages community members to take care of their hearts In observance of National Heart Failure Awareness Week (February 8-14) and Heart Month, Javier A. Lafuente, MD, penned the following message to raise awareness of heart failure and encourage our community to live more heart healthy. Dr. Lafuente, a heart transplant surgeon, is director of the Heart Transplant Program and academic chairman of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Orlando Regional Medical Center.

Orlando Health and UCF College of Medicine firm up affiliation for teaching tomorrow’s doctors Core rotations for students identified

M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando Physicians Recognized for Service to Pediatric Patients Two M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando physicians have been recognized for their service to pediatric cancer patients in Central Florida.

M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando Celebrates 18 Years For nearly two decades, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Orlando has been providing exceptional cancer care to Central Florida and beyond

Orlando Health Embraces Robotic Surgery Hospital system offers patient-friendly robotic surgery across multiple medical specialties

You May Be the Key to Cancer Prevention Up to half of cancer deaths could be avoided with lifestyle changes, experts say

1 in 10 Ex-NFL Players Used Steroids, Poll Reports Finding comes from confidential survey in research that highlights drugs' damage to long-term health

1 in 4 U.S. Toddlers Improperly Vaccinated They either miss shots or get them at the wrong time, CDC study finds

1 in 4 Uninsured Are Eligible for Aid But Aren't Enrolled Expanding coverage, subsidies best way to meet low-income group goals, report says

1 in 5 U.S. Seniors Struggles With Memory Lapses Some progress to dementia, while others regain their skills, researchers find

1 in 7 Low-Income Preschoolers Is Obese CDC stats do show the epidemic might be slowing down among poor families

1 Million Americans Likely Stricken by Swine Flu: CDC The virus shows no signs of mutating as it continues global trek, officials say

1 Million More Doses of Swine Flu Vaccine on Hand Gap between supply and demand starting to close, U.S. officials say

1 Million 'Preemie' Babies Die Each Year: Report 13 million babies are born preterm, almost 10 percent of total births worldwide

1 Swine Flu Shot Enough for Older Kids But children under 10 will need two doses, preliminary U.S. trial results show

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