An interview with Tomoaki Kato, MD, Chief of Abdominal Organ Transplant and Hepatobiliary Surgery, about the current and future state of liver transplantation.
Craig Smith has spent a career showing that leadership in surgery, and in life, often reveals itself not through spectacle but through clarity, restraint, and attention to the work at hand.
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.
As transplant policy evolves and access remains uneven, the future of kidney care may depend not only on scientific advances but on the choices individual people make.
At first glance, this is a year told in numbers. But behind every data point is a patient, a family, and a team showing up, sometimes for the first time, sometimes after years of waiting.
The Robotic Cardiac Surgery Program at Columbia and NewYork-Presbyterian has reached another remarkable milestone by completing its 300th robotic heart surgery.
