- Cancer Survivorship and Supportive Care Institute FAQs
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- Alex’s Place at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
- Breast Cancer Survivorship Clinic
- Endocrine Cancer Survivorship Wellness Clinic
- Gastrointestinal Cancers Survivorship Wellness Clinic
- Genitourinary Cancer Survivorship Wellness Clinic
- Head and Neck Cancer Survivorship Wellness Clinic
- Lymphoma Survivorship Wellness Clinic
- Survivorship Care at the Stem Cell Transplant Clinic
- Thoracic Cancer Survivorship Wellness Clinic
- Transitional Research Clinic
- Transplantation and Cellular Therapy Survivorship Wellness Clinic
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- Smoking and Alcohol Cessation for Cancer Survivors
- Bone and Soft Tissue Sarcoma Survivorship
- Brain Cancer Survivorship
- Endocrine Cancer Survivorship
- Eye Cancer Survivorship
- Genitourinary Cancer Survivorship
- Hematologic (Blood) Cancer Survivorship
- Liver & Bile Duct Cancer Survivorship
- Lung Cancer Survivorship
- Pancreatic Cancer Survivorship
- Skin Cancer Survivorship
- Stomach Cancer Survivorship
- My Wellness Check
- Cancer Support Services
- Survivorship Events
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- Survivorship News
- Meet the Team
- Survivorship Research
- Cancer Survivorship Program
Information
To learn more about cancer survivorship research at Sylvester, please call 305-243-3329 or
email Survivorship Research.
Blood cancers pose unique challenges, but the physicians and staff at Sylvester are equipped with the tools to care for you and your family. Patients may feel tired or weak during treatment and may require frequent blood transfusions, especially during treatment.
For patients who have received a bone marrow transplant, talk to your physician about the ongoing treatment and monitoring required. Additionally, you may have a higher likelihood of developing certain infections, so it is important to learn about your risks.
At Sylvester, you will receive individualized treatment plans tailored to your disease. We will work hard to deliver the best possible treatment for you and your family.
