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Cancer treatment doesn’t begin and end with the body; it reaches into how someone thinks, feels, and moves through their life, and that’s where a psychosocial oncologist becomes part of the care team.

Up before his alarm and most of the city, Dr. James Lee moves through his day with a steady, deliberate focus, from the OR to forging knives at home.

What doctors and nurses wear has always been about more than clothing. It reflects medicine’s evolving relationship with science, safety, and care.

During a recent Instagram Live conversation, our heart experts unpacked the ins and outs of wearable health tech and answered viewer questions.

Also known as robotic-assisted hernia repair, “robotic hernia surgery” is a minimally invasive surgical procedure that uses a robotic system to help perform the surgery.

Rectus diastasis is a common separation of the abdominal muscles that can affect strength, posture, and comfort—but with the right care, it can be treated.

When you're having surgery, you may not remember much about what happens in the operating room—but there's someone there the entire time making sure you're safe, cared for, and protected. That person is your OR nurse.

They’re words we tend to use interchangeably in everyday conversation, but in the operating room the difference between a suture and a stitch is the action and the object itself.

An inside look at the multidisciplinary approach to liver cancer treatment, and the expanding role of transplant.