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“BOSU” stands for either “both sides up” or “both sides utilized". Read on to learn more about BOSU balls, including how they can improve your workouts and who should avoid them. #OncSky #EndCancer

BOSU ball basics: 7 things to know about this ‘two-faced’ exercise equipmentWhat is a BOSU ball, and should you be using one? Wellness specialist Carlos Duncan weighs in.spr.ly

A multidisciplinary approach for ovarian cancer at a place like UT MD Anderson is important if you're seeking personalized care. Drs. Amir Jazaeri and Roni Niteke Wilke share what options may be available to you. #OncSky #EndCancer

3 benefits of personalized ovarian cancer treatment Gynecologic oncologists Amir Jazaeri, M.D., and Roni Niteke Wilke, M.D., explore the benefits of personalized ovarian cancer treatment in this podcast preview.spr.ly

A cancer diagnosis as a young adult made clinical psychologist Dr. Catherine Powers want to work specifically with oncology patients. She shares how that experience continues to provide her with valuable insights as a long-term survivor. #OncSky #EndCancer

Clinical psychologist: A Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis as a young adult changed my lifeUntil she was diagnosed with cancer herself at age 21, clinical psychologist Catherine Powers, Ph.D., didn’t plan to work with oncology patients. Learn how else that experience has changed her and informed her practice.spr.ly

You may have seen claims on social media that the precursors of vitamin K kill cancer cells or slow its growth. But is that true? Our dietitian Summer Savior shares what the research says. #OncSky #EndCancer

Vitamin K and cancer: Is there a connection?Vitamin K is one of the four fat-soluble vitamins our bodies need to function correctly. But can its precursors actually kill cancer cells or slow their growth? Clinical dietitian Summer Savior separates fact from fictionspr.ly

Both screening mammograms and diagnostic mammograms help detect breast cancer. Each test uses the same machine. But they serve different purposes. Dr. Ethan Cohen explains. #OncSky #EndCancer

Screening vs. diagnostic mammogram: What’s the difference?Screening mammograms and diagnostic mammograms both help detect breast cancer. But how do they differ? Breast radiologist Ethan Cohen, M.D., explains.spr.ly

For men and women, sexual dysfunction after cancer treatment can impact quality of life. Our experts share how these changes can affect cancer survivors and when to talk to your care team about solutions. #OncSky #EndCancer

Sexual dysfunction after cancer treatment: 4 things to know Advanced practice provider Donna Herrera Bell and clinical psychotherapist Carmella Wygant discuss common sexual side effects of cancer treatment.spr.ly

"Every health care provider works hard to make patients comfortable, but I’ve never seen anyone as successful at doing that as what I experienced as a patient at UT MD Anderson," says Dr. Derek Cooney. How that hospitality made a difference during his stomach cancer treatment. #OncSky #EndCancer

Doctor, stomach cancer survivor: 3 things that impressed me about UT MD AndersonAs an ER doctor, Derek Cooney, M.D., understands the importance of patient care. And after enrolling in a surgical clinical trial for stomach cancer at UT MD Anderson, he was blown away by his experience. Here’s what impressed him most about UT MD Anderson.spr.ly

The DASH diet stands for “dietary approaches to stop hypertension.” Dietitian Starla Garcia shares what it is and why you may want to fit it into your lifestyle. #OncSky #EndCancer

What is the DASH diet to treat high blood pressure?The DASH diet can lower blood pressure, cholesterol and support weight loss. Dietitian Starla Garcia shares the best foods and meal-planning tips.spr.ly

Our Dr. Sattva Neelapu is on the cusp of extending the reach of CAR T cell therapy to treat certain subtypes of T cell lymphoma or even some autoimmune disorders. Read more about his research. #OncSky #EndCancer

Cell therapy clinical trial could bring hope for patients with T-cell lymphoma and beyondThrough clinical trials, Sattva Neelapu, M.D., is on the cusp of extending the reach of CAR T cell therapy, a treatment that, if successful, could be used to treat certain subtypes of T cell lymphomas or even some autoimmune disorders.spr.ly

Red light therapy is low risk and noninvasive, making it an appealing option for patients who experience pain or numbness after cancer treatment. Dr. Billy Huh shares what the research says about its effectiveness: spr.ly/63323BEcUsN #OncSky #EndCancer

Does red light therapy work for peripheral neuropathy?Red light therapy may reduce pain from peripheral neuropathy. Learn more from Billy Huh, M.D., Ph.D., about its benefits, risks and who’s a good candidate.spr.ly

How do toxins enter the body? Is there anything you should be doing to help your body clear them? Our experts break down common detox myths: spr.ly/63325BEdKB1 #OncSky #EndCancer

5 detox myths: The truth about cleanses and liver detoxDetox diets and liver cleanses don’t work the way marketers claim. UT MD Anderson experts explain the myths, risks and how your body detoxifies itself.spr.ly

The blood-brain barrier protects the brain from toxic chemicals but can also prevent treatments from getting to where they are needed. Neurosurgery researcher Dr. Joseph McCarty shares the newest advances in overcoming it to treat cancer. #OncSky #EndCancer

What is the blood-brain barrier, and how can we get past it to treat cancer?The blood-brain barrier poses one of the biggest challenges for treating brain cancers. Learn how UT MD Anderson researchers are working to better deliver medications across the blood-brain barrier.spr.ly

“I need doctors who are proactive in looking for things because I am so unusual in how many cancer diagnoses I’ve had,” says Tamara Mitchell. “I trust my doctors and nurses at UT MD Anderson completely." Read her story. @nitinjainmd.bsky.social #OncSky #EndCancer

4-time cancer survivor finds security and comfort at UT MD AndersonTamara Mitchell has faced four cancer diagnoses in eight years. She shares how she’s been able to cope and why she feels so comfortable with her doctors at UT MD Anderson.spr.ly

You've probably heard a lot about peptides lately. But what does the research say about their benefits and risks? Our expert weighs in. #OncSky #EndCancer

4 things to know about peptidesAdvertisements for peptide supplements abound on social media, but do they offer real benefits, or is it all just hype? Senior clinical dietitian Beverly Rodgers weighs in.spr.ly

The most common causes of high blood sugar are when your body doesn’t produce enough insulin, or when your body becomes resistant to insulin. Dr. Sonya Khan shares what symptoms to look for and how to control your blood sugar levels. #OncSky #EndCancer

6 tips to lower your blood sugarHigh blood sugar (hyperglycemia) is common with diabetes. Endocrinologist Sonya Khan, M.D., shares warning signs, tips to lower it and when to see a doctor.spr.ly

"We are standing on the cusp of a true revolution. Immunotherapy really is the future of cancer treatment," says Wendi Kushner. She shares how research and a clinical trial left her cancer free: spr.ly/63328BEM7iq @adaezeiheme.bsky.social #OncSky #EndCancer

Why my husband and I support cancer research at UT MD AndersonWendi Kushner began supporting research at UT MD Anderson after treatment here rendered her husband Brian cancer-free, despite a stage 3 melanoma diagnosis. Here are three other reasons.spr.ly

It's the height of mosquito season, and you may be wondering how best to protect your skin from bites and irritation. Dr. Susan Chon shares what she wants you know to about using insect repellant on your skin and in your home. #OncSky #EndCancer

Is DEET bad for you? 9 things to know about bug sprayAre DEET and picaridin safe? Dermatologist Susan Chon, M.D., shares advice on effective insect repellents to protect yourself from bugs.spr.ly

You may sometimes hear it called “small intestine cancer” or “small bowel cancer," but duodenal cancer is cancer that specifically develops in the duodenum. Dr. Michael Overman shares more, including symptoms, treatment and why it can be hard to diagnose. #OncSky #EndCancer

Duodenal cancer: 8 things to know about this rare gastrointestinal cancerDuodenal cancer develops in your duodenum, the first part of your small intestine. It’s a rare cancer that can be hard to diagnose, but it is curable when caught early. Michael Overman, M.D., shares more about duodenal cancer, including symptoms, treatment and research advances.spr.ly

If you’re undergoing certain types of cancer treatments, you may find yourself suffering from sinus infections even more than usual. Dr. Shirley Su explains why and how to get relief. #OncSky #EndCancer

Sinus infections and cancer treatment: What to knowSinusitis, or sinus infections, can cause pain and discomfort. People undergoing cancer treatment may experience them more often, which can impact their quality of life. Head and neck surgeon Shirley Su, M.B.B.S., shares why and how to find relief.spr.ly

"My plan is to keep enjoying life and hope I’m one of the lucky ones," says thyroid and pancreatic cancer survivor Armando Gallegos. How UT MD Anderson not only treated his cancers, but also put him on a path for living a healthier lifestyle: spr.ly/63324BE6haj #OncSky #EndCancer

2-time cancer survivor thankful for UT MD Anderson’s guidance and expertiseArmando Gallegos was successfully treated at UT MD Anderson for thyroid cancer and pancreatic cancer. Here he shares how a clinical trial and a lifestyle medicine program at UT MD Anderson introduced him to a healthier lifestyle and helps him live in the moment.spr.ly