A follow-up study to RTOG 0915 substantiated that a one-dose regimen of SBRT is effective long-term for inoperable early stage non-small cell lung cancer patients
Read MoreBeta Blockers Have Positive Effect in Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
A Cleveland Clinic research team found in double-blind, randomized study that beta blockers may help treat PAH.
Q&A with Meredith Lahl Foxx: ACNO of Advanced Practice Nursing
According to Cleveland Clinic’s ACNO of Advanced Practice Nursing, APRNs have abundant leadership opportunities – and with the right approach, they can develop their careers while making a tremendous impact in nursing.
Study Assesses Life-Years Lost Due to Causes of Death
How life-years lost deepens our understanding of the impact of premature death and provides additional context for trends in different populations.
Dissecting the Patient Experience of Lumbar Spine Surgery
Patient-level determinants of a satisfying hospital experience have never been studied in a lumbar spine surgery setting — until now. Here’s what we found.
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Restoring the Airway Epithelial Barrier to Fight RSV
A new study dissects the pathways involved in RSV-induced barrier disruption and examines how modifying the involved mechanisms could restore the barrier’s integrity.
ASTRO 2017 – Wednesday, September 27
Please join our staff as we participate or present in the following oral and poster presentations at the 2017 ASTRO Annual Meeting
Hypertension Goals for the Older Adult Patient
Guidelines differ. This week, pharmacy experts look at the complicated question – ‘What is the goal for hypertension numbers as people age?’
Is Fear of Colonoscopy Pain a Self-fulfilling Prophesy?
Your patients are never going to enjoy a colonoscopy. But doing what they can to allay their fears is well worth the effort. James Church, MD, explains.
When Concurrent Chemoradiotherapy Makes Sense for Older Patients
A Cleveland Clinic-led study examined the circumstances in which elderly head and neck cancer patients benefitted from postsurgical concurrent chemoradiation.