'Grandma, were you afraid to die?' Reader has one big reason — 8 years old Tuesday! — to beat lung cancer
Maida Mangiameli finally gave up smoking when her grandaughter was born. That's when her troubles really started.
Medical Dialogues5h
Low-Dose CT Screening Effective for Early Lung Cancer Detection in High-Risk Populations: SUMMIT Study
UK: A recent study, known as the SUMMIT study, has provided strong evidence supporting the feasibility and effectiveness of ...
The Gazette11h
Robotic lung biopsy, surgery provides higher accuracy, faster recovery for patients
Robotic surgery was first introduced in the late 20th century and has long since found its place in the medical community. Yet despite its considerable use, robotic surgery is often misunderstood by ...
Q&A: 1st-ever X-ray of an astronaut in space used technology developed in Waterloo region
The first-ever X-ray taken of an astronaut in space used new technology developed in Waterloo region. Startup KA Imaging’s ...
Greeley Tribune8hOpinion
Opinion: Sandi Squicquero: Thoughts of breast cancer from despair to healing
As we honor those we lost and celebrate survivorship, we are aware that the fight against breast cancer is ongoing. More than ...
How India’s diagnostic gap calls attention to a hidden health emergency of fungal infections and resistance
Fungal infections in India pose public health risks, with growing concerns of drug resistance, especially in vulnerable ...
The Standard11h
How misdiagnosis and donor cuts threaten fight against TB
Kenya ranks among the World Health Organisation’s 30 high-burden countries for TB and TB/HIV, with the disease claiming 32,000 lives in 2021 alone.