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Surgeons Discuss the Critical Effects of Racial Disparity in Cancer Clinical Trials
… continue to lack proportional representation? One reason is that many of these studies are funded by drug companies, … population, they are not actually required to do so. (This is in contrast to studies funded by the National Institute of … diversity in clinical trials is critical to help find the best treatment regimens for all patients,” says breast …
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Applying to Our Program
… 2025 Match through ERAS . The deadline for applications is November 1st, 2025. The Residency Selection Committee will not review your application until it is complete. Email or paper applications will not be … Related About the Curriculum Learn more about our Hospital Sites Salary and Benefits Life in NYC …
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Dr. Robert Grant’s Life-Stage Approach to Cosmetic Surgery
… and often misunderstood practice. Many believe it is reserved for the elderly, the wealthy, or the vain, while … can start to take small, inexpensive steps to look her best from a young age, thereby avoiding the need for complex … procedures that enable my patients to look and feel their best at any age. These procedures not only utilize less …
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Dr. AI: Should I Have Half or All of My Thyroid Removed for Thyroid Cancer?
… of My Thyroid Removed for Thyroid Cancer? Thyroid cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in the United … What do I do if my calcium level is too high? What Is the Best Way to Treat Severe Mitral Regurgitation? What Is the Best Way to Treat Hemorrhoids? Subscribe to Healthpoints and …
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The Rise of Early Onset Colon Cancer: More cases in young adults
… that the incidence of colorectal cancer (CRC) in the U.S. is declining rapidly overall but curiously increasing among … decades.” The risk of colon cancer in young adults is still much lower than for people over 50, Dr. Lebwohl notes, adding that general population screening is not recommended for the younger age bracket. “But there …
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Columbia Diaphragm Center
… nerve damage, and congenital disorders. The diaphragm is the essential driver of respiration, inflating the lungs … The Experience to Treat the Most Difficult Cases For the best outcomes, partnering with a team with experience … outcomes speak to our commitment to providing the best care for you and your family. Columbia Virtual Visits …
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Stories of Hope: Karla Scherne-Hugerth
… such as pancreatitis and high fevers, but today my life is wonderful and I truly consider myself a walking miracle. … and friends. I cannot stress enough how important it is to never give up hope, keep fighting the fight and stay …
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Staying Healthy After Liver Transplant
… received a diagnosis of liver cancer―and learned that this is a silent illness, one that often goes unnoticed in … one. “Maintaining a healthy lifestyle after transplant is critical,” says Dr. Wattacheril. “Beverly’s big problem has been weight gain, as it is for many liver transplant patients. Getting to a normal …
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What We’re Reading: 01/17/20
… and Medicine: The Harm That Comes From Mistrust Disparity is built into our health system, and black Americans have … based on false belief. Not to be missed. ( From nytimes.com ) It began with a piece of popcorn stuck in his teeth. It … way to avoid errors, prevent infections, and do the best job possible at saving lives. Over a decade ago, The …
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MGTX Thymectomy Surgery Study
… use of thymectomy in MG patients without thymoma is largely based on retrospective, nonrandomized case series … highlight the additional steps required for international sites and analyze and contrast the time investment required to bring U.S. and non-U.S. Sites, into full regulatory compliance. Results show the mean …
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Olivia’s Guide to EA/TEF
… inspiring creativity from kids in our kid’s corner . What Is EA/TEF? The Operation Living With EA/TEF A Message of Hope …
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Second Opinion FAQs
… I always get a second opinion from doctors? There really is no right or wrong answer to this question. But consider … as much information as possible so you can decide what is best for you. Of course, if you feel totally comfortable …
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COVID-19 Update from Dr. Smith: 3/18/20
… in the next few weeks, but not anytime soon. The ED is under serious pressure. Five Department of Surgery faculty … We should all be proud of their altruism. The OR schedule is functioning reasonably well at about 25% of capacity, … topic. Resource limitations (machines, reagents, swabs, sites) continue to retard rapid acceleration of testing. The …
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February Story of Hope: Love & The Pancreas Center Support Group
… their emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. If one is lucky enough to have family or close friends as a support … and vulnerable to let anyone in. When this happens, the best thing to do is to fight this urge; swim against the … understanding, patience, and most importantly, love. The best thing about a support group is that you get what you …
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