A recent study found treatment of systemic disease is a major factor influencing survival in patients with breast cancer that has metastasized to the brain.
Following the implementation of a new lung allocation system, Cleveland Clinic pulmonologists are working on further lowering waitlist times and patient mortality.
Haploidentical bone marrow transplantation may help increase the donor pool for patients with sickle cell disease. A recent study reports two-year event-free survival comparable to…
Several high-profile papers had suggested that sperm counts have drastically fallen globally over the past few decades. In contrast, new data from Cleveland Clinic suggest…
Study shows conditioned room air delivered transnasally is effective for treatment of acute migraine.
Cleveland Clinic research has identified immunologic factors associated with recurrence in patients with recurrent/metastatic oropharyngeal cancer.
Clinicians should be acquainted with newer devices for diabetes management, which measure glucose levels continuously, help patients calculate insulin doses, and deliver insulin based on…
When a pediatric patient presented with severe congestion, snoring and a progressive cough, X-ray findings revealed the surprising source of the patient’s symptoms.
In a recent episode of Cleveland Clinic’s Cancer Advances podcast, Dr. Khorana discussed molecular differences in young- and average-onset patients.
Use of multiple-ancestry polygenic risk scores enhance prediction of breast cancer risk in Hispanic women.
Unlike years ago when virtually all patients were prescribed a five-to-six-week course of radiation therapy, today selected patients with low-risk disease may have a shorter…
