Questions about safe protocols arise from a case in which a patient spent five years on a daily immunosuppressant regimen to control scleroderma-related skin tightness.
Keys To Creating a Team-Based Culture
Cleveland Clinic’s team-based culture is designed to acknowledge the value of all caregivers and the meaningful connections they have with one another. Here are the keys to our success.
The Case for a Precision Medicine Approach to Training Epilepsy Clinicians
We explain why we’ve launched an Epilepsy Precision Medicine Fellowship and how it’s designed to empower tomorrow’s epileptologists to apply neurogenetics to improve patient care
Radium Knocks Out Tumor Cells in Case of Unresectable Paraspinal Osteosarcoma
A treatment-resistant paraspinal mass in a 24-year-old patient was affecting his ability to walk. Its location made local control nearly impossible. A novel agent and committed care team were able to change course and shrink the tumor with radium-223, an alpha emitting therapeutic.
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Trust Starts with Follow-Through (Podcast)
Cleveland Clinic London presented Richard Cohen, MD, with the opportunity to provide care in a manner he had longed for.
Sperm Assessment Process Helps Predict Outcomes in Male Factor Fertility Challenges
Identifying characteristics associated with live birth after ICSI allows physicians to better counsel patients seeking fertility help.
What’s Ahead in Pediatric IBD Care? Cure-Based Therapies and Prevention-Based Interventions
These three themes were front and center during the inaugural Kaplan Foundation Pediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease Symposium.
Wearing a Surgical Mask Does Not Impair Exercise Capacity
Wearing a surgical mask while exercising might feel uncomfortable, but it doesn’t interfere with exercise capacity or present additional safety concerns, according to research from Cleveland Clinic.
Biosignatures Optimize Adjuvant Radiation Therapy Decisions in Patients with DCIS
New study findings help clinicians understand which patients with DCIS are most appropriate for radiation therapy.
Anemia of Chronic Kidney Disease: Will New Agents Deliver on Their Promise?
Cleveland Clinic nephrologists discuss the pathophysiology of anemia of chronic kidney disease, the major clinical trials and novel therapies.