In this Q&A, Rev. Greene discusses spiritual care at Cleveland Clinic, the importance of empathy and self-compassion.
Trial Explores Combination of Contralesional Brain Stimulation and Neuromuscular Stimulation for Post-Stroke Upper Limb Paresis
A new NIH-funded clinical study will turn conventional approaches to post-stroke paresis on their head by enhancing activity of the uninjured brain hemisphere using noninvasive stimulation techniques.
Salvage VT Ablation with Impella 5.0 Support: Case-Based Insights
We’ve been pioneering use of the Impella 5.0 temporary LVAD to support patients with cardiogenic shock who need salvage ablation for ventricular tachycardia. This case study shares lessons learned to date.
Finding Balance on the Precipice of Change
New Chair of Cleveland Clinic Children’s shares her views on mentoring, burnout and areas of opportunity in pediatrics.
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UK Conference Will Equip Cardiovascular Physicians to Tackle Looming Challenges of an Aging Population
Experts from Cleveland Clinic and top London centers will gather at the Royal Society of Medicine for two days in September to share insights across major areas of cardiovascular disease.
Study: Self-Management of Type 1 Diabetes in the Acute Care Setting
Hospitals seeking to undertake a self-management approach to diabetes care need to draft clear institutional policies. A closer look at results of a Cleveland Clinic study.
Let’s Retire the Term ‘Possible’ Mitochondrial Disease
A group of international experts argues that several terms historically used to indicate diagnostic uncertainty in this field cause more harm than good. Here are the terms they want to abandon — and why.
Summit Combines Timely Updates in Congenital Heart Disease With a Deep Dive Into CCTGA
For any clinician with an interest in congenitally corrected transposition of the great arteries (CCTGA), this 2.5-day October CME event is can’t-miss.
How to Treat Severe Obesity as a Chronic Disease
Although treatments for severe obesity exist, the chronic condition is under-treated. Bartolome Burguera, MD, PhD, explains why it is important to treat the underlying condition while managing its comorbidities.
Is Neuroimaging Necessary to Evaluate Syncope?
The case of a 40-year-old woman with a syncopal event provides a case lesson in whether and when to supplement the history and exam with tilt-table testing, EEG and neuroimaging studies.