For patients with medically inoperable early-stage non-small cell lung cancer, a single-fraction 30 Gy stereotactic body radiation therapy regimen is as safe and effective as a 60 Gy three-fraction regimen, Cleveland Clinic researchers and their colleagues have found.
Immunotherapy and Glioblastoma: Assessing Strategies to Harness the Immune System Across a Range of Trials
A dynamic interaction between the peripheral immune system and the CNS is fueling enthusiasm for immunotherapeutic approaches to glioblastoma. Here’s a look at a range of trials of various strategies.
World Experts to Share the Latest Pediatric Rehabilitation Techniques
Two-day symposium will feature lectures and break-out sessions on the latest evidence-based interventions and treatment techniques for pediatric conditions, including neurological disorders, orthopaedic conditions, autism and chronic pain.
Coordinated Reset DBS: Pairing Insight with Efficacy in Neuromodulation
This new deep brain stimulation paradigm uses lower individual pulse amplitudes to reduce the risk of side effects. It shows promise in preclinical parkinsonian models while shedding light on DBS’ therapeutic mechanisms.
Managing Lynch and FAP: A Balance Between Cancer Prevention and Quality of Life
As a GI, how do you make sound judgments to balance cancer prevention and quality of life in patients with inherited colorectal cancer predisposition syndromes? Here Dr. James Church explains Cleveland Clinic’s approach.
Medical Innovation and the Rebirth of Cities
Biomedical innovation is creating jobs and attracting growth in Northeast Ohio.
Cleveland Clinic Telestroke Network at Year 5: Lessons Learned
With remote consultation service offerings for acute stroke at 15 facilities in three states, Cleveland Clinic has found a way to make the telestroke model work for all stakeholders. Here are insights to foster success.
A Functional Medicine Nutritionist on Patient Care and Processed Food Addiction
At Cleveland Clinic’s Center for Functional Medicine, each patient meets with a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) to assess their nutritional intake and nutrient needs. Center Nutritionist Brigid Titgemeier talks about how she works with patients and about the very real problem of processed food addiction.
Communications Training for Physicians: Worth the Time and Effort?
In one of the largest studies to date evaluating communications skills training for physicians, researchers demonstrated that a well-designed program can have significant positive impact on both physicians and patients.
Cleveland Clinic Summit to Highlight How Nursing Innovation Transforms Healthcare
Cleveland Clinic’s 4th annual Nursing Innovation Summit features inspiring discussions from industry experts who will share their insight on how innovation can elevate nursing departments and transform healthcare.