Screening NICU parents for depression only may mean that those with debilitating stress or anxiety may go undiagnosed, according to a recent study. Neonatologist Anirudha Das, MD, explains his research and efforts in place to support vulnerable parents.
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Sue A. Behrens, DNP, RN, ACNS-BC, NEA-BC, was instrumental in planning and opening Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi. Now she brings the same passion to her new role there as chief nursing officer.
In Adult Congenital Heart Disease, Care Can Never Be Too Comprehensive
Cleveland Clinic has been designated an ACHD Accredited Comprehensive Care Center by the Adult Congenital Heart Association. Two ACHD experts explain why such accreditation matters more than ever as the subspecialty surges.
AAN Updates Its Guideline on Vaccines in Multiple Sclerosis: What Providers Need to Know
A slew of new disease-modifying therapies in the 17 years since the last guideline prompted the update. A co-author of the new document shares takeaways.
On Hearing Loss, Fighting Stigma and New Models of Care
Cleveland Clinic’s new Acting Section Head, Allied Hearing, Speech, and Balance Services, Sharon Sandridge, PhD, shares insights on hearing loss, fighting hearing-aid stigma, the value of counseling and what’s changing in the field.
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Metabolic Reprogramming: A Promising Approach to Tackling Therapeutic Resistance in Glioblastoma
A new study demonstrates that simultaneous targeting of two critical enzymes in the pyrimidine synthesis pathway inhibits self-renewal and tumorigenesis of glioblastoma stem cells, suggesting a way forward in treating the aggressive brain cancer.
Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy: A Promising Approach for Pediatric Patients
Stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) well tolerated in pediatric patients with metastatic disease. Pediatric radiologist Erin Murphy, MD, explains the potential benefits of this targeted, high-dose radiation therapy.
New Myelin Imaging Strategy to Refine MS Diagnosis and Monitoring Garners $1.6M NIH Grant
A novel PET radiotracer that binds to myelin with high affinity is expected to overcome limitations of MRI in diagnosing and monitoring multiple sclerosis — and potentially other diseases of the CNS.
Preoperative Pelvic Radiation is Safe, Effective in Patients with IBD and Rectal Cancer
A new study confirms that preoperative pelvic radiation, with or without concurrent chemotherapy, is safe and effective in IBD patients with locally advanced rectal cancer.
For Vapers, Frightening Health Consequences Are Quickly Emerging
With vaping-related public health concerns mounting, Cleveland Clinic physicians share a case and proven avenues to cessation.