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Robotic Surgery for Weight Loss: Greater Precision, Control and Clarity
… take this approach in patients with significant adhesions from prior surgeries—but that’s a very small percentage of …
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Coping with Cancer and How CBT Can Help
… diagnosis in their own way, but integrating guidance from mental health experts into a comprehensive approach to …
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New Help for Children with Congenital Heart Disease in New Jersey
… with Newark Beth Israel Medical Center Leading surgeons from NewYork-Presbyterian Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital …
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Stories of Hope: Regina Haimer
… care given in the hospital by the team. Upon my discharge from the hospital, my surgeon said that the results of the …
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Immunosuppression and Organ Rejection
… your health. It recognizes and attacks anything different from the substances normally present in your body, even those …
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Reduce Your Colorectal Cancer Risk through Lifestyle Modification
… ground turkey, fish, eggs, beans, and tofu. Refraining from Alcohol The American Institute for Cancer Research …
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A New Way to Think About Carbs, Weight, and Obesity
… grains and starches. Recommended daily servings? Anywhere from 6 to 11. “The recommendations of the original food … today. Obesity prevalence in the United States has risen from 30.5 percent in 1999 to 42.4 percent in 2018 , and severe obesity has increased from 4.7 percent to 9.2 percent in the same period. “The …
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Global Surgery and Gender Equity Take the Spotlight at the First Pan-African Surgical Congress
… surgeon Naikhoba Munabi, MD, MPH , recently returned from the inaugural Pan-African Surgical Congress in Kigali, … in surgical care, she joined pioneering women surgeons from across the continent to discuss challenges, progress, … held in Kigali. There were over 700 or 800 people there from all over Africa and the world. It was a great …
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Is Childhood Obesity Linked to Pancreatic Cancer?
… Preventing early obesity could reduce deaths from pancreatic cancer. A new study by Jeanine Genkinger, … one’s risk for developing pancreatic cancer and of dying from it. The study, Central adiposity, obesity during early … to determine whether the dramatic rise in deaths from pancreatic cancer since 2000 may be linked to the …
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NewYork-Presbyterian/Hudson Valley Hospital
… Specialists practicing at Hudson Valley Hospital come from Columbia University. If you need advanced care, surgery … through virtual visits , so you can see your doctor from the comfort of your own home. You’ll receive the same quality care you’ve come to expect from an in-person visit, without having to come into the …
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What We’re Reading: 08/30/24
… A couple of highlights from around the web that made it into our feeds recently. What Can We Learn from Menstrual Blood? Menstrual blood is finally being … non-invasive technologies might offer for future care. (From newyorker.com) It Eats Plastic. You Eat It. An …
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Recent Questions About the Usefulness of Mammography
… who found that mammography did not reduce death rates from breast cancer and may even have harmed some women by … important to keep in mind that the study is based on data from mammographic screening performed 30 years ago. At that … was the standard of care. Unfortunately, the results from the study shed no light on the benefit of screening with …
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Columbia Surgery Researchers Find Link Between Serotonin and Heart Valve Disease
… of the multicenter study, which was supported by a grant from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute and co-led … closes tightly when the heart contracts to prevent blood from leaking back into the left atrium. In DMR, the shape of … the mitral valve becomes distorted, preventing the valve from closing completely. This allows blood to leak back …
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Courage to Share: The Importance of Publishing Adverse Surgical Outcomes
… reporting negative experiences, which we can all learn from and improve on. Bravo.” What a great article on adverse … reporting negative experiences which we can all learn from and improve on. Bravo @ColumbiaSurgery ! … it's incredibly important. It seems like the study breaks from tradition by sharing real-world challenges. Were there …
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