Official account of The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Our mission is to #EndCancer through patient care, research, education & prevention.
“Our new platform overcomes the limitations of current viral-based gene therapies, allowing for the delivery of full-length mRNA," says our Dr. Betty Kim on new research.
Read more: spr.ly/6010B8fqzC@BettyKimLab#EndCancer
Results from the Phase 1/2 SAVE clinical trial found an all-oral revumenib-based combination therapy showed high response rates in patients with acute myeloid leukemia and specific genetic alterations: spr.ly/6016B8fUFG@GhayasIssa#EndCancer
Options for both first and second lines of treatment for lung cancer have flourished in recent years.
Dr. Carl Gay shares why there are reasons for optimism: spr.ly/6010B8F15o@WebMD#EndCancer
UT MD Anderson has joined a consortium dedicated to accelerating the elimination of cervical cancer worldwide.
This collaboration with the Elimination Partnership in Cervical Cancer expands our global oncology efforts, further advancing our commitment to #EndCancer. @kmschmelerspr.ly/6019B8NEkU
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Researchers at UT MD Anderson are studying vibration plate technology, with the goal of protecting bone health in cancer patients.
Dr. Gabriel Pagnotti spoke to @NPR and says the benefits may extend to muscle as well: spr.ly/6015B8LnIP
Congratulations to UT MD Anderson president @ppisters on being named by @modrnhealthcr as one of the most influential healthcare executives for 2026.
More about the honor and Dr. Pisters' leadership: spr.ly/6015B8IqCS#EndCancer
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Survivorship means something different for everyone.
This National Cancer Survivors Day, we honor every patient, family, friend and caregiver whose life is touched by cancer. Every story. Every step forward. #EndCancer
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Researchers at UT MD Anderson have discovered a molecular pathway that drives certain cells to become abnormally active, resulting in disturbed blood flow and high-risk lesions that can lead to blood clots that cause heart attacks or strokes: spr.ly/6015B8qlAL#EndCancer
In this Cancerwise podcast episode, Hannah Kahn talks about her experience with a brain tumor.
She and @wendyegriffith also discuss fertility planning, hair loss, and the importance of staying connected with other survivors. Listen here: spr.ly/6013B8tGB9#EndCancer
Immunocompromised cancer patients are disproportionately affected by invasive fungal pneumonias.
New findings could offer clinical strategies for treating these patients: spr.ly/6019B8UfnZ#EndCancer
Registration is open for two palliative medicine education events in September 2026.
Healthcare professionals will be equipped with essential skills to deliver compassionate, high-quality palliative and end-of-life care: spr.ly/6012B8mq0g#EndCancer
ALT Graphic reads, \"Palliative medicine - Two Virtual Education Events. September 15-17, 2026. Updates and hospice and palliative medicine and intensive physician board review course. September 18-19, 2026. 29th supportive and palliative clinical care and research symposium.\"
The construction of our new Sugar Land location is now halfway complete!
The new, larger campus will house many clinical services, including a new ambulatory surgery center and expanded modalities for diagnostic imaging, radiation oncology, and outpatient procedural services. #EndCancer
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That's a wrap on #ASCO26.
This year, UT MD Anderson shared nearly 130 abstracts, including 34 podium presentations, advancing research and bringing new insights to cancer care. Thank you to everyone who connected with us at our booth, attended presentations and joined the conversation throughout the meeting.
@ASCO#EndCancer
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Dr. Tim Yap, chairing a session at #ASCO26 on expanding synthetic lethality strategies beyond PARP, said that Werner (WRN) inhibitors are a promising approach for targeting microsatellite instability (MSI) cancers that are insensitive to standard-of-care therapy. #EndCancer
Promising efficacy compared to historical benchmarks supports the study of menin inhibition for patients with AML as post-stem cell transplantation maintenance, Dr. Hannah Goulart presented at #ASCO26. @HannahGoulart#EndCancer
The triplet combination of quizartinib, decitabine and venetoclax improved overall survival in older patients with newly diagnosed FLT3-ITD AML, Dr. Musa Yilmaz shared at #ASCO26. Learn more: bit.ly/4dKuq5v@MusaYilmazMD#EndCancer
At #ASCO26, Dr. Jennifer Marvin-Peek presented results from a Phase 1b/2 trial for patients with IDH1-mutated acute myeloid leukemia. The study looked at a novel triplet therapy of azacitidine, venetoclax and ivosidenib, which demonstrated high MRD-negative response rates and durable remissions. Learn more: bit.ly/4dKuq5v@JenMarvinPeek#EndCancer
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The combination of tagraxofusp, hyper-CVAD and venetoclax demonstrates promising safety and high response rates in patients with blastic plasmacytoid dendritic cell neoplasm (BPDCN). Dr. Naveen Pemmaraju presented these results at #ASCO26. @doctorpemm#EndCancer