Case Study: Ongoing Pain Leads to Diagnosis of Diabetic Amyotrophy

Only a handful of orthopaedic surgeons in the U.S. are using the vertebral body tethering technique to treat idiopathic scoliosis.

To refine deep brain stimulation for stroke recovery, we’re using calcium-based imaging to record neuronal activity in ischemia models. The goal is more personalized DBS…

Two of our heart surgeons feel a special responsibility to advocate for female patients and mentor the next generation of women in cardiac surgery.

Even with the best therapies available, when patients are experiencing mental health or socioeconomic challenges, medical care can be delayed or hindered. A team approach…

People taking melatonin as a sleep aid were less likely to develop age-related macular degeneration (AMD) or have progression of the disease.

New revisions to the McDonald criteria for the diagnosis of multiple sclerosis have brought significant changes. Get the scoop from a co-author in our latest…

Study shows older patients fare better when medical treatment aligns with their own values and personal priorities.

Statin therapy may not provide the same benefits in younger pediatric heart transplant recipients, according to study investigators.

Patients being seen in the ED for common sexually transmitted infections should be screened for HIV, too.

For the first time in its history, Cleveland Clinic has added four new cardiothoracic surgeons to its staff in a 12-month period. Learn who they…