UT MD Anderson Cancer Center

08/18/2026

After being diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2012, Austin banking leader and prostate cancer survivor Bob Barnes chose UT MD Anderson for his treatment.

Today, he shares his experience as a prostate cancer survivor and continues to support cancer research at UT MD Anderson.

“You have to tell the story, so people understand,” Bob says.

Learn how his experience as a patient continues to shape his commitment to helping others with cancer in his role at IBC Bank We Do More: http://spr.ly/6187B1jFGv

08/18/2026

Why does an accurate bladder cancer diagnosis matter?

Drs. Matthew Campbell and Ashish Kamat explain three reasons an accurate diagnosis is important, including how bladder cancer is diagnosed, how the cancer’s type and stage affect treatment options, and how new treatment strategies are improving outcomes.

Read more: http://spr.ly/6181B1wGR3

Urologic oncologist Matthew Campbell, M.D., and urologist Ashish Kamat, M.D., share three reasons why getting an accurate bladder cancer diagnosis is so important.

08/16/2026

Behind every name is a story. And behind every story is a reason to show up.

Join us for UT MD Anderson’s Boot Walk to End Cancer® on Nov. 14 and be part of a community coming together to support patient care, research, prevention and education at UT MD Anderson.

Every step makes a difference. Share this post and help spread the word about Boot Walk.

Learn more and register: http://spr.ly/6187B1rUcl

Will you be joining us on Nov. 14? Tell us in the comments.

08/15/2026

At 24, Julia Fontenot was diagnosed with rare and aggressive synovial sarcoma that had spread to her brain.

Even during treatment, Julia and her fiancé continued making plans for their future, including their dream wedding.

Today, Julia is working as a nurse and enjoying life with her husband. Her latest scans show no evidence of cancer.

“We’re trying to live our life as best and as fun as possible,” Julia says.

Read more of Julia’s story: http://spr.ly/6188B1T6Ew

Julia Fontenot’s nagging cough led to a metastatic cancer diagnosis. Instead of putting her life on hold, she planned a wedding between surgeries and chemotherapy.

08/15/2026

Dr. Alex Bataller is a leukemia specialist driven to find better treatments for his patients.

He often tells them, “You’re getting the future of care, now,” because at UT MD Anderson, the standard of care is already a step ahead.

Get to know Dr. Bataller.

08/14/2026

20 years ago, Naomi Arbel-Brodd came to UT MD Anderson as a breast cancer patient. Her experience inspired her to give back and support other women going through cancer treatment.

Today, Naomi volunteers to make a difference for patients and families.

Read more about Naomi’s drive to volunteer: http://spr.ly/6006B1rcx0

08/13/2026

Going to the doctor's office can often feel daunting, but if you notice your blood pressure rising every time you’re in a hospital setting, you could have white coat syndrome.

Dr. Carl Zehner explains what causes white coat syndrome and how it can be treated. http://spr.ly/6007B1uFtZ

Is your blood pressure only high at the doctor's office? Carl Zehner, M.D., explains white coat hypertension, its risks and how to manage it.

08/12/2026

Cindy Mette was given just months to live after a colorectal cancer recurrence.

Treatment after treatment fell short, until she came to UT MD Anderson.

Here, she became the first patient in the world to receive a new type of experimental therapy through a Phase 1 clinical trial. Everything changed from there. http://spr.ly/6001B1OyiR

08/11/2026

Meal prepping doesn’t have to mean hours in the kitchen.

It’s possible to plan stress-free meals that are still nutritional and balanced.

Wellness dietitian Lindsey Wohlford shares tips for building healthy meals. http://spr.ly/6001B1zCbv

Too busy for meal prep? Wellness dietitian Lindsey Wohlford shares a simpler approach to healthy eating.

08/10/2026

Not every tumor is cancerous, some are benign and don't pose a serious health risk.

But if you notice a new lump or bump, it's best to get it checked by a doctor.

UT MD Anderson’s Dr. Matthew Wright shares the differences between malignant and benign tumors and how those differences help guide treatment: http://spr.ly/6001B1JA4D

Benign tumors are noncancerous, and malignant tumors are cancerous - but it's not always that simple. UT MD Anderson expert Matthew Wright, M.D., explains the key differences.