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After stage 4 colorectal cancer spread to his liver, a multidisciplinary team at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia recommended chemotherapy and a living donor liver transplant, offering Thomas Calvo a second chance.

Can they co-exist?

No snooze button, no operating room playlist, and apparently no such thing as too late for coffee. Hernia surgeon Dina Podolsky, MD, takes us through her daily routine.

Chapter 18 of Stone Hearts, continuing our Friday-by-Friday release of Dr. Craig Smith's serialized novel.

After a year of remarkable change in pancreatic cancer care, John Chabot, MD, takes stock of what has shifted, explores what these advances mean for patients, and where the field is headed next.

Chapter 17 of Stone Hearts, continuing our Friday-by-Friday release of Dr. Craig Smith's serialized novel.

In this episode, transplant hepatologist Dr. Meaghan Phipps rates how ChatGPT answers one of the most common questions she hears regarding a liver cancer diagnosis, and why the answer is rarely as straightforward as it seems.

From advances in breast cancer screening to more individualized treatment and less invasive surgery, Roshni Rao, MD, Chief of Breast Surgery, explores what’s changing in breast care, what it means for patients, and the questions medicine is still working to answer.]

Diagnosed with an aggressive breast cancer at 34, Eileen Nuñez is rebuilding her connection with her body by running the New York City Marathon for breast cancer awareness.

An unlikely guest in an 18th-century anatomical atlas, a celebrity rhinoceros named Clara reveals a fascinating chapter in the evolving relationship between art, science, and the study of the human body.