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Official account of The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Our mission is to #EndCancer through patient care, research, education & prevention.
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Ink particles from tattoos can travel to and accumulate in the lymph nodes, liver, bladder and urinary tract. But does that mean they're bad for your health?

Dr. Fiorinda Muhaj explains. #EndCancer spr.ly/6017BHFRSt
www.mdanderson.org Do tattoos cause cancer? A dermatologist explains the risks Tattoos aren't considered carcinogenic, but some ink ingredients and recent studies suggest cancer links. Fiorinda Muhaj, M.D., explains the risks.
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Our Dr. Susan Bullman has been recognized by @TAMESTX with the Mary Beth Maddox Award and Lectureship in recognition of her contributions to understanding how bacteria within tumors influence cancer development, treatment response and immune function. @BullmanLab #EndCancer spr.ly/6012BH0hfO
www.mdanderson.org Susan Bullman receives TAMEST Mary Beth Maddox Award for breakthrough tumor microbiome research Susan Bullman, Ph.D., associate professor of Immunology and Gastrointestinal Medical Oncology at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, has received the 2027 Mary Beth Maddox Award and...
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Being "sober curious" challenges the idea that your only choices are drinking or never drinking again.

Dr. Maher Karam-Hage shares more about the movement and how it can help you examine your drinking habits. #EndCancer spr.ly/6012BHLJLq
www.mdanderson.org Rethinking your relationship with alcohol? Benefits and how to try being sober curious The sober curious movement is about rethinking your relationship with alcohol. Maher Karam-Hage, M.D., explains the health benefits and how to try it.