Fighting cancer with medical breakthroughs, mRNA and immunotherapies

A cancer diagnosis can feel like a death sentence. But, doctors are hopeful about treatments and beating the disease. February is National Cancer Prevention Month. ABC Action News reporter Michael Paluska sat down with doctors from Tampa General Hospital and Moffitt Cancer Center to talk about treatments and why they are excited about current and newer therapies on the horizon. "I think for the first time now, the government has reported that overall deaths from cancer are going down. I mean, there are a lot of diseases that aren't death sentences anymore," Dr. Ivan Borrello said.