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Anal cancer is the presence of malignant cancer tissue in the anus, the opening from which your body excretes solid waste. Most anal cancers affect anal squamous epithelial cells, which are flat cells located along the lining of the anus.

Tampa General Hospital's Digestive Diseases Institute offers gastroenterology services that provide the highest level of care for a full range of conditions affecting the gastrointestinal (GI) tract, or the digestive system.

Tampa General Hospital is one of only three hospitals in the Tampa Bay area to have received international recognition as a Baby-Friendly® designated birth facility.  

At Tampa General Hospital, the Comprehensive Liver Disease & Transplant Center brings together uniquely experienced physicians from multiple disciplines to provide comprehensive hepatology services to patients with diseases of the liver, biliary tree, and gallbladder.  

For Roger Murphy, the new year is filled with promise and hope beyond anything he could have dreamed this past summer. Instead of being weighed down by uncertainty and fear, the 73-year-old St. Petersburg resident was able to enjoy the holiday season with wife, Linda, their children and grandchildren, and look ahead to a cancer-free future.

For Roger Murphy, the new year is filled with promise and hope beyond anything he could have dreamed this past summer. Instead of being weighed down by uncertainty and fear, the 73-year-old St. Petersburg resident was able to enjoy the holiday season with wife, Linda, their children and grandchildren, and look ahead to a cancer-free future.

Through a collaboration with USF Health, Tampa General Hospital patients have access to the USF Health Voice Center, led by Dr. Yaël Bensoussan, a fellowship-trained laryngologist. A multi-specialty center of excellence, specialists at the USF Voice Center offer cutting-edge treatments for patients with voice, swallowing and upper airway disorders.