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Corrective options for aging vision

July 31, 2025 eyedrops, eyesight, Glasses, lenses, ophthalmology, vision

Dr. Sumitra Khandelwal discusses different corrective options for aging vision, including monovision and refractive lens exchange.

A medical professional, seen from behind, is tying the strings of a blue surgical cap. The individual is wearing a dark scrub top and is in an operating room with bright surgical lights and various medical equipment visible in the background.

The Stitch

How robotic-assisted Whipple surgery is changing pancreatic cancer care

July 30, 2025 Dr. Derek Erstad, Dr. E. Ramsay Camp, Dr. George Van Buren, Dr. Omar Barakat, Dr. William Fisher, pancreatic cancer, Whipple surgery

The Whipple procedure, or pancreaticoduodenectomy, has long been one of the most complex and challenging operations in surgical oncology. Used to treat cancers and other

From The Labs

Handy ‘MasSpec Pen’ collection could help detect opioids from the skin

July 1, 2025 MasSpec Pen, opioids, Research, skin test

This technology for rapid, non-invasive toxicology screening could allow for earlier intervention for patients at risk for drug overdose or in need of substance use treatment.

From The Labs

Researchers identified new indicators for HER2+ breast cancer response to therapy

June 17, 2025 Breast Cancer, CALGB 40601 clinical trial, GPRC5A, HER2, proteogenomics, Research, response to treatment, TPBG

Being able to predict the response of cancer to treatment by analyzing a tumor sample before therapy is given would significantly affect clinical outcomes