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Emmie Gooch, HER-2+ breast cancer survivor

Emmie Gooch

Survivor

Kimberly Hill, stage IV lymphoma survivor

Kimberly Hill

Survivor

Allison Pozzi, cervical cancer survivor, with her son

Allison Pozzi

Survivor

Maria E. Cabanillas, M.D., an oncologic endocrinologist who specializes in the treatment of thyroid cancer

Maria E. Cabanillas

Physician

Rick Frantz, kidney cancer patient who participated in an immunotherapy clinical trial

Rick Frantz

Survivor

Naveen Pemmaraju, M.D.

Naveen Pemmaraju

Physician

Travis Arnold, acute myeloid leukemia survivor and haploidentical stem cell transplant recipient

Travis Arnold

Survivor

Dolores B. Landry, lymphoma survivor and stem cell transplant recipient

Dolores B. Landry

Survivor

Debbie Felix-Dejean, Hodgkin's lymphoma survivor and stem cell transplant patient

Debbie Felix-Dejean

Survivor

Jim Allison, Ph.D.

Jim Allison

Researcher

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27

Years

Best Hospitals in Cancer Care

U.S. News & World Report

Why Choose MD Anderson

Every day, people like you choose MD Anderson for cancer treatment. But it’s more than our decades of experience, top national rankings and leadership in cancer prevention that set us apart. It goes beyond our groundbreaking research and innovative clinical care that provide new therapies years before they become standard in the community. It’s because we put all of our focus on you.

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Cancer Types

Browse cancer types

Clinical Trials

Browse clinical trials

View planning resources

What is immunotherapy?

How we’re training the immune system to attack cancer

Stay Informed

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Get Screened

Learn about our recommended cancer screenings, and find out how to schedule them at MD Anderson.

Manage Your Risk

Many risk factors contribute to the development of and survival rates for some cancers. Learn to manage your risk.

Family History Cancer

Family History

About 5-10% of all cancers are inherited. Learn about common cancers associated with family history.

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Getting to MD Anderson

Learn how to navigate parking and our buildings, and get information about the shuttle system.

Services & Amenities

We have barber and gift shops, postal and laundry services, free Wi-Fi and more available for you.

Garden

While You're Here

From gardens to libraries to worship spaces, we have many places for you and your family to relax, learn and reflect.

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Prepare for Your Trip

Find out which medical documents you’ll need to bring, how we can help you with travel and lodging and more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to our international patients’ most common questions about coming to Houston and MD Anderson.

Meet Our Staff

Get to know the International Center team that is here to help you before and during your trip to MD Anderson.

Goods and Services

Interested in donating something to our patients? Learn how.

Children’s Art Project

Purchasing artwork designed by our pediatric patients helps fund educational programs, college scholarships and more.

Blood bank

Donate Blood

MD Anderson cancer patients require approximately 200 units of red blood cells and 600 units of platelets every day.

MD Anderson Highlights

Top cancer hospital

MD Anderson awarded U.S. News & World Report’s No. 1 ranking

Brain with brain tumor

How brain tumors 'feed'

Study: Enzyme allows tumors to grow in harsh surroundings

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Your skin cancer IQ

Find out what you know by taking this simple quiz

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Obesity & cancer risk

Find out how excess body fat can cause cancer

Cancer & bone density

Podcast: Learn how cancer & treatment can affect bone health

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Supporting unmet needs

Donation provides support for patients’ unanticipated needs

Daniel Esqueda, senior clinical cell therapy specialist, retrieves frozen cord blood to be thawed for natural killer cell production when a patient is scheduled for treatment.

Cord blood & treatment

How MD Anderson is utilizing the body’s natural born killers

Alyssa Rieber, M.D.

Discovering my dream

How a doctor’s own cancer diagnosis changed her career path