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New study finds metastatic colorectal cancer’s immune defenses may begin outside the cancer cell, challenging view held for decades
Understanding where molecular malfunctions happen in colorectal cancer offers new avenues for treatment.
Sapporo, Japan and Tampa, FL – Oct. 14, 2026 – Researchers at Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan, the University of South Florida and Tampa General Hospital, Tampa, Florida, have uncovered an important mechanism behind immune evasion in metastatic colorectal cancer (mCRC). The finding challenges a 30-year-old theory in cancer research and identifies a molecular pathway that offers a new target for treatment.
The international study, published in the Journal of Experimental & Clinical Cancer Research, found that a biological process long thought to occur primarily inside cancer cells instead appears to play a central role in the environment outside metastatic tumors, where it is associated with immune suppression, more advanced disease and poorer patient survival.
In laboratory experiments, researchers blocked two key components of the pathway, allowing healthy killer T cells to return and successfully attack the cancer cells again. The findings could explain why most metastatic colorectal cancers respond poorly to certain immunotherapies and point toward strategies for making those treatments more effective.
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Nicklaus Children’s Health System Appoints Brynne McNulty Rojas to Board of Directors October 14, 2026 – Nicklaus Children’s Health System has appointed entrepreneur and investor Brynne McNulty Rojas to its Board of Directors. McNulty Rojas brings expertise in technology scaling, finance, real estate investment and global business development to the health system’s governing body.
McNulty Rojas is co-founder of Habi, Latin America’s premier property technology platform. Operating as the leading homebuyer, seller, and mortgage broker across Mexico and Colombia, Habi delivers transparency, liquidity, and speed to the region’s housing market.
Prior to founding Habi, she held investment and consulting roles at Goldman Sachs in the United States and McKinsey & Company in South America.
“As Nicklaus Children’s continues to advance its mission and expand its footprint, we are pleased to welcome Brynne to our Board of Directors,” said Matthew A. Love, president and CEO of Nicklaus Children’s Health System. “Her entrepreneurial mindset, global perspective and experience building organizations from the ground up will bring valuable insight as we look for new and innovative ways to improve the health and well-being of children and families in South Florida and beyond.”
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Baptist Health South Florida Named as One of the 2026 Best Workplaces in Health Care by Fortune Media and Great Place To Work
It is the highest-ranked Florida-based healthcare system on the list
October 13, 2026 — Great Place To Work® and Fortune magazine have named Baptist Health South Florida to the 2026 Fortune Best Workplaces in Health Care™ List. This year, Baptist Health is the highest-ranked healthcare system in Florida and ranked No. 5 nationally in the large company category.
The Best Workplaces in Health Care award is based on analysis of survey responses from nearly 222,000 employees at Great Place To Work Certified™ companies in the health care industry.
“We are incredibly proud of our people and culture that make Baptist Health such a special place to work,” said Adriene McCoy, Senior Vice President and Chief People Officer of Baptist Health South Florida. “This recognition reflects the commitment our team members bring each day to supporting one another, living our values and making a meaningful difference for our patients and the communities we are honored to serve.”
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Fort Lauderdale Turkey Trot Marks 15th Year With Continued Support From Memorial Cardiac & Vascular Institute The Thanksgiving morning 5K returns to Fort Lauderdale Beach on November 26, 2026, with continued support from Memorial Healthcare System
OCTOBER 14, 2026 — Now entering its 15th year, the Fort Lauderdale Turkey Trot will return to Las Olas Oceanside Park on Thanksgiving morning, November 26, 2026. Presented by Memorial Cardiac & Vascular Institute, the 5K has grown into one of Broward County’s most anticipated Thanksgiving morning traditions.
Runners and walkers of all ages and experience levels are invited to follow a scenic course along A1A and Fort Lauderdale Beach. Beyond the finish line, the event brings families, friends and neighbors together to stay active while supporting organizations making a difference across Broward County.
Last year marked a record-breaking year for the Turkey Trot, drawing more than 4,500 attendees and selling out at 4,000 registered participants. With support from 25 sponsors, the event raised $181,226.26 for Broward Health Foundation and Leadership Broward Foundation, Inc., the highest amount raised in a single year since the event began.
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Cleveland Clinic First in Ohio to Perform Abdominal Tumor Removal Using Highly Specialized Surgical Technique
Procedure allows surgeons to remove tumor involving major blood vessels outside of the body and reimplant patient’s own intestine
Oct. 15, 2026, Cleveland, OH: Cleveland Clinic is the first health system in Ohio to report performing a highly specialized surgery for complex abdominal tumors that involves removing and then re-implanting a patients’ own intestine. Called ex vivo intestinal auto-transplantation, the operation is performed at only a small number of centers worldwide.
Masato Fujiki, M.D., surgical director of Cleveland Clinic’s Intestinal Transplant Program, and a multidisciplinary team including hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgeon Robert Naples, D.O., completed the procedure earlier this year. The operation involved removing the tumor, pancreatic head and entire small intestine as one unit. The tumor was then removed ex vivo, or outside of the patient’s body. The small intestine was re-implanted, or auto-transplanted, back into the patient using vascular and gastrointestinal reconstruction techniques.
“This is a rare and highly complex surgery that requires a specialized team with expertise in intestinal transplantation, complex abdominal surgery and vascular reconstruction,” said Dr. Fujiki.
“For carefully selected patients whose tumors cannot be removed in a traditional surgery, intestinal auto-transplantation provides another treatment option while avoiding the need for a donor organ and lifelong immunosuppression.”
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Holy Cross Health Named Among America’s Best Healthcare Employers and Florida’s Top 100 Employers by Forbes
October 16, 2026 — Holy Cross Health has been named to the Forbes America’s Best Employers for Healthcare Professionals 2026 list for the second consecutive year and recognized on Forbes America’s Best Employers by State list as one of the top 100 employers in Florida. Both recognitions are based on employee feedback regarding workplace conditions, compensation, career advancement opportunities, workplace safety and willingness to recommend their employer.
Holy Cross Health nurses and clinical colleagues participate in a white cap celebration honoring the nursing profession’s legacy, leadership and continued commitment to compassionate, high-quality care.
The recognition reflects the contributions of colleagues across the organization, including physicians, nurses, clinical support teams, patient access, environmental services, food and nutrition, administration and others who help deliver exceptional care to the community.
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Health Foundation of South Florida Awards $300,000 to Bring Vision Care to Low-Income Schoolchildren in Miami-Dade and Broward The Foundation celebrates seven years of honoring exceptional women advancing health equity in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe counties.
Oct. 16, 2026 – The Health Foundation of South Florida today announces nominations are open for the 2027 Inspiring Women of Health Awards, recognizing women whose leadership, innovation, and advocacy are improving health and well-being across South Florida. Nominations are open now through November 16, 2026.
Held during Women’s History Month in March, the Inspiring Women of Health luncheon honors trailblazers from every corner of health: nonprofit leaders, clinicians, public officials, community organizers, researchers, entrepreneurs, and philanthropists, whose work aligns with the Foundation’s mission to build healthier, more equitable communities.
Nominees will be evaluated for demonstrated impact, community partnership, equity-centered leadership, and measurable progress on issues such as access to care, maternal, children and
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Barry University Secures $500,000 in State Appropriations for First Responder Risk Detection Training
Funding will help first responders recognize warning signs among their peers and intervene before a crisis escalates
October 16, 2026 – Barry University has secured $500,000 in state funding to implement a uniform, evidence-based First Responder Risk Detection Training Program that improves the quality, consistency, and safety of suicide crisis responses across Florida. The appropriation, advocated for by Barry University and supported through a bipartisan effort by state Senator Shevrin Jones, and Representative Alex Rizo, was approved and signed as part of the 2026-27 state budget.
The program is expected to begin rolling out this fall and will support training for close to 8,000 first responders across Florida. Funding will cover operations, program execution, curriculum development and training for instructors, who will be current or former first responders.
First responders across the U.S.respond to a suicide-related call every 11 minutes, placing them on the front lines of one of the state’s most complex mental health and public safety challenges. Within the first responder community, the toll of repeated exposure to trauma, crisis and loss continues to grow, with more suicides among first responders reported each year.
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SMH’s Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute sponsors documentary following breast cancer survivors to world championships
October 13, 2026 – A Sarasota-based documentary celebrating the strength and resilience of breast cancer survivors has received a key sponsorship this month from Sarasota Memorial Health Care System’s Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute, helping bring inspiring stories of survivorship to audiences around the world.
Supported by the Sarasota Memorial Healthcare Foundation, Sarasota Memorial’s sponsorship will boost the production of “Chasing Dragons – Survival Was Just the Beginning,” which follows the Team USA Breast Cancer Paddler (BCP) dragon boat team as its members try out, train and prepare to compete in the 2027 International Dragon Boat World Championships in Hong Kong.
Executive producer for this film is Sarasota resident Paula Murray, a 20-year breast cancer survivor, champion dragon boat paddler, and assistant coach for the Team USA BCP dragon boat team. Through the personal stories of survivors turned elite athletes, Murray hopes to inspire audiences while raising awareness of the importance of early cancer detection and treatment and the triumphs of survivorship.
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MAYO: Large-scale study advances detection of DNA mutations across the human genome
OCTOBER 15, 2026 — Researchers in a Mayo Clinic-led study have shown how to detect a broad range of DNA mutations in noncancerous human tissues and across the genome. The analysis, drawing on more than 90 trillion DNA letters of sequencing data, could help scientists study when these changes arise — from early development through aging — and how they contribute to cancer and other diseases.
Published in Cell, the study is the flagship paper in a package of roughly a dozen publications from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Common Fund’s Somatic Mosaicism across Human Tissues, or SMaHT, Network. The network includes more than 300 members from more than two dozen U.S. universities and hospitals. Researchers evaluated approaches for detecting somatic mutations ranging from single-letter DNA changes to large deletions, insertions and rearrangements.
Alexej Abyzov, Ph.D., a Mayo Clinic professor of biomedical informatics who leads the Somatic Mutations in Development and Aging Laboratory, is the corresponding author of the Cell study.
“We often think of the human genome as a single, fixed sequence, but every person is a mosaic of cells that acquire genetic changes over time,” Dr. Abyzov says. “As we have increasingly recognized in recent years, these mutations are relevant not only to cancer but also to a broad range of age-related diseases.”
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MAYO : Inflammatory breast cancer: Fast-moving form often lacks lump as warning sign OCTOBER 14, 2026 — You probably know that a lump in the breast may be a symptom of breast cancer. But what about breast cancer that develops without that warning sign? Inflammatory breast cancer is a fast-moving cancer that doesn’t usually form a lump; instead, the skin on one breast changes rapidly, explains Tina Hieken, M.D., a surgical oncologist at Mayo Clinic Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Inflammatory breast cancer often comes with symptoms that mimic inflammation of the breast, such as a change in skin color to a pink, red, purple or bruised appearance, unusual warmth in the affected breast, and orange peel-like skin, a symptom known as peau d’orange.
As a result, inflammatory breast cancers may be misdiagnosed as cellulitis, mastitis, Paget’s disease of the breast, or other more benign conditions.
Inflammatory breast cancer accounts for roughly 1% to 5% of breast cancer diagnoses but 10% of breast cancer deaths, statistics show.
“When there are changes in the skin of the breast, particularly in women who aren’t nursing and do not have breastfeeding-associated redness, that can be a warning sign of cancer and should be evaluated by a medical professional,” Dr. Hieken says.
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FIU study finds prebiotic fiber helped girls build more bone
In a yearlong NIH-funded clinical trial, bone mineral content in girls ages 9 to 14 who took a soluble corn fiber supplement rose 18.8%, compared with 12.9% for girls on a placebo. Boys did not see the same benefit.
Oct. 14, 2026 — Girls who added a prebiotic fiber supplement to their usual diets for a year built more bone than girls who took a placebo, according to a clinical trial led by Florida International University nutrition researcher Cristina Palacios.
Over 12 months, bone mineral content in girls who took soluble corn fiber increased by 18.8%, compared to 12.9% in the placebo group. The same effect was not see
n in boys. The results of the National Institutes of Health-funded MetA-Bone clinical trial were published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
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THE POPPY PROJECT POP-UP LIVING GARDEN LAUNCHES AT GALLERIA FORT LAUDERDALE TO BENEFIT HENDERSON BEHAVIORAL HEALTH City officials and community leaders welcome the public art installation honoring veterans and supporting mental health services through November 15
October 13, 2026 – The poppies are in bloom at Galleria Fort Lauderdale through November 15! The public is invited to grab a one-of-a-kind photo opportunity at The Poppy Project Pop-Up Living Garden to raise awareness and funds for Henderson Behavioral Health’s work serving veterans, active-duty service members and military families.
To welcome the tribute art installation, Galleria Fort Lauderdale hosted two events including a public ribbon-cutting ceremony and an exclusive cocktail reception presented by Henderson Behavioral Health (HBH) in collaboration with the USS Fort Lauderdale (LPD 28) Support Committee. The highlights of these two efforts were Representative Chip LaMarca and Senator Rosalind Osgood presenting HBH with a check for $1.35 million and a special $60,000 check presentation by Disabled American Veterans. Across both events, guests experienced patriotic tributes, live music, community reflections and opportunities to learn more about HBH’s services.
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Panda Express Pledges $391K+ to Support Lee Health Golisano Children’s Through Children’s Miracle Network
Oct. 13, 2026)– Panda Express has reaffirmed its commitment to Southwest Florida children and families with a pledge to raise more than $391,000 for Lee Health Golisano Children’s through Children’s Miracle Network by 2030.
The commitment was celebrated during a special Panda Cares® event at Golisano Children’s Hospital, where patients and families enjoyed gifts, books, activities, and a visit from Pei Pei the Panda. The celebration also included the presentation of a new Center of Hope gaming cart designed to provide comfort, entertainment, and moments of joy for children receiving care.
Since 2020, Panda Express and its guests have contributed more than $91,000 toward the pledge through Children’s Miracle Network fundraising campaigns, supporting programs, services and resources that enhance the patient experience at Golisano Children’s.
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AI tool reveals what attracts immune cells to tumors and what keeps them away
Researchers developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool that can help explain where immune cells gather in the body and what guides them there
The AI tool identifies signals linked to attracting or repelling immune cells and could be used across cancer and other diseases
A key finding suggests that mucins, sugar-coated proteins overproduced by many cancers, may form a physical barrier that keeps T cells away from tumors
The tool offers researchers a new way to understand how cells navigate tissues and identify potential targets across a range of diseases
October 13, 2026 – Researchers at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and collaborating institutions in Texas developed an artificial intelligence (AI) model that helps explain how immune cells find their way to specific locations in the body and why they avoid others. The findings could help scientists better understand cancer, autoimmune diseases and treatment response. READ MORE |
Be a Friend Campaign Supports Child Cancer Program at Lee Health Golisano Children’s
Oct. 14, 2026 – Throughout Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Southwest Florida community united to support local children facing cancer and blood disorders through the Be a Friend campaign benefiting Barbara’s Friends – Golisano Children’s Cancer Fund. The month-long effort generated more than $100,000, helping ensure children throughout the region continue receiving specialized care close to home.
For families navigating a childhood cancer diagnosis, treatment often means frequent appointments, long days in clinic, and months or even years of care. Through Lee Health Golisano Children’s pediatric hematology and oncology locations in Fort Myers and Naples, children can receive expert care while remaining close to their families, schools, and support systems. The program is one of only nine state-designated pediatric hematology and oncology centers in Florida.
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For 25 years, A Safe Haven for Newborns has stood as a beacon of hope for mothers in crisis and a lifeline for vulnerable newborns. What began as Nick’s deeply personal journey to heal a broken heart and honor the memory of his beloved wife, Gloria, following her tragic passing, has grown into an internationally recognized organization dedicated to preventing infant abandonment and providing support, counseling, and critical resources to women facing the overwhelming reality of an unplanned pregnancy. From its beginnings, the mission has been rooted in compassion, dignity, and love — offering hope, protection, and a path forward during life’s most difficult moments.
Over the past quarter century, countless lives have been touched through the organization’s unwavering commitment to offering safe, legal, and anonymous options for mothers seeking help. Through advocacy, education, community partnerships, and around-the-clock support, A Safe Haven for Newborns has continued to remind women that they are never alone. To date, 441 newborns have been given a chance at life — 431 in Florida; nine in other states, and one in Honduras.
This milestone anniversary is more than a celebration of years — it is a celebration of lives, second chances, and the power of compassion to change the future. We invite you to join us in celebrating our Silver Jubilee by visiting our website and selecting a sponsorship opportunity. Or, contact Nick Silverio at safehaven@asafehavenfornewborns.com; 305-882-1304 x103 for more information.
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