Leukemia caregiver ensures her husband’s legacy lives on
Pat Sibille’s husband, Jerry, was known far and wide for his generosity.
His spirit of giving was extraordinary; it transcended circumstance, extending even into his own cancer diagnosis.
“For Jerry, giving wasn’t something he did,” says Pat. “It was the foundation of who he was, and it showed most undeniably during his battle with leukemia.”
Jerry Sibille was a proud Louisianan, described as a friend...
Are there health benefits to drinking hot water?
It’s well-established that drinking water is crucial for your health.
Our bodies are made up of about 60% water, and...
Colon cancer survivor thankful for doctors’ thoughtful and compassionate approach to treatment
Retired Army Col. Lawrence Henry, Ph.D., has a storied military career that spans almost three decades. He served six years as a Military...
Cachexia (wasting syndrome) in cancer patients: What to know
Losing weight when you’re not trying to can be frustrating. But it may also be cause for concern.
Cachexia, sometimes called wasting syndrome, is a syndrome characterized by unintentional weight loss and a significant loss of muscle. It could be a sign of cancer or a side effect of cancer treatment. Or, it could be caused by other health conditions. The sooner cachexia in cancer patients is diagnosed and treated, the better their...
Head and neck surgeon-scientist: ‘We can make a real difference’
Xiao Zhao, M.D., Ph.D., isn’t exactly sure when it happened, but at some point in his fellowship, he started to realize that UT MD Anderson...
49-year leukemia survivor: Why I support immunotherapy research at UT MD Anderson
I didn’t learn that Crystal Cruises was supporting UT MD Anderson’s immunotherapy research until I...
Mycosis fungoides: 11 things to know about this rare lymphoma subtype
Mycosis fungoides is the most common subtype of cutaneous T cell lymphoma, a rare blood cancer that affects the skin.
Pronounced “my-KOH-sis...
Understanding the gut-brain axis: 7 things to know
Have you ever found yourself thinking, “I don’t feel sick, exactly. I just don’t feel … right?”
If so, odds are that you’re correct...
Rare stage 4 sarcoma survivor: ‘Thanks to UT MD Anderson, I’m already beating the odds’
In May 2014, I was a fresh college graduate in New York City who was excited to begin my life as a professional ballerina.
A few weeks...
Are sunglasses actually bad for your eyes? 7 myths, debunked
Have you ever heard the rumor that sunglasses are actually bad for your eyes? Or, that wearing them too much can disrupt your circadian rhythm...