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We Offer Compassionate Cancer Care In An Environment That Promotes Healing & Wellness. Two Organizations Come Together for Better Cancer Care.
Lynn Cancer Institute and Miami Cancer Institute are integrating their programs as the key element of the further expansion of Baptist Health South Florida’s cancer care services. Together, they make a powerful team, offering patients personalized treatment options with a multidisciplinary approach based on physicians’ clinical expertise, advanced technology and innovative clinical trials.
Concern about what prostate cancer screening involves shouldn’t keep you from having the conversation. Dr. Ozambela, urologic surgical oncologist, clears up a common misconception about prostate cancer screening and explains how a simple blood test can be the first step.
Watch the full Baptist HealthTalk episode on our YouTube channel for more on prostate cancer screening and what men should know. Link in bio.
Early-stage lung cancer often develops without noticeable symptoms, and when symptoms do appear, they may be easy to attribute to something else. For World Lung Day, Dr. Bostock, thoracic surgeon, explains what to pay attention to and when changes in your lung health should be discussed with your doctor.
Endometrial cancer is becoming more common, and there are several factors contributing to the increase. Dr. Dr. John P Diaz FACOG FACS, gynecologic oncologist, explains what may be driving the rise in cases and how certain factors can affect a woman’s risk.
Watch the full episode of Baptist HealthTalk at the link in our bio for more on the rise in endometrial cancer and what women should know.
Changes in bleeding can happen for many reasons, but knowing what’s considered abnormal can help women recognize when it’s time to talk with their doctor. Dr. Dr. John P Diaz FACOG FACS, gynecologic oncologist, explains what abnormal bleeding can look like at different stages of life and why changes from what’s normal for you shouldn’t be dismissed.
Watch the full episode of Baptist HealthTalk at the link in our bio for more on the rise in endometrial cancer, including risk factors, warning signs and what women should know about their health.
Your family’s health history may tell you more about your prostate cancer risk than you realize. Dr. Ozambela, urologic surgical oncologist, explains why understanding your individual risk can help inform conversations with your doctor about prostate cancer screening.
Watch the full episode of Baptist HealthTalk at the link in our bio for more on prostate cancer screening and what men should know.
Not every change in your body is a cause for concern, but some symptoms deserve a closer look when they don’t go away. Dr. Morrissey, gynecologic oncologist, shares what women should be aware of and when it may be time to check in with their doctor.
09/16/2026
At 76, Pedro Lopez stays busy golfing several times a week, spending time with his family and keeping up with his favorite team, the New York Yankees. When a routine screening led to a prostate cancer diagnosis, he had no symptoms and never expected what would come next.
Because Pedro’s cancer was localized to a specific area of the prostate, his care team was able to treat it using HIFU, or High Intensity Focused Ultrasound, a focal therapy that uses concentrated ultrasound energy to target cancerous tissue while helping preserve surrounding healthy tissue.
Pedro became the first patient to undergo PSMA fusion-guided HIFU for prostate cancer, combining advanced imaging and AI to help guide his treatment with precision.
Today, Pedro is back to the life he loves, and sharing his story with one message for other men: don’t put off your screening.
Read Pedro’s full story, including more about his diagnosis, treatment and recovery, at the link in bio.
09/15/2026
Lymphoma can cause a range of symptoms, some of which may also be associated with other health conditions. Knowing the signs can help you recognize when symptoms that persist or don’t have a clear explanation should be discussed with your doctor.
09/14/2026
More than 100 members of Miami’s consular and international community came together for the Consular Corps of Miami luncheon.
Dr. Anastasia Tousimis, breast surgical oncologist and medical director of the Al and Jane Nahmad Women’s Cancer Center, shared a look at the future of women’s cancer care at Baptist Health—from our new Women’s Cancer Center and expanded prevention programs to advances in innovation and precision oncology. The many thoughtful questions that followed reflected the strong interest in what’s ahead.
The event offered a meaningful opportunity to strengthen relationships across Miami’s international community and highlight the expertise and comprehensive cancer care available at Baptist Health.
Feeling nervous before your first mammogram is completely understandable, especially when you’re not sure what to expect. While some pressure and discomfort are normal, the experience is often more manageable than many women anticipate. Knowing what to expect can help you feel more prepared for your appointment.
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