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  • Never too late to operate? Surgery near end of life is common, costly
    News - 28 Feb 2018
    At 87, Maxine Stanich cared more about improving the quality of her life than prolonging it. She suffered from a long list of health problems, including heart failure and chronic lung disease that...
  • Benefits of Biomarkers in Colorectal Cancer Treatment
    News - 2 Oct 2017
    Biomarkers fall into different categories: diagnostic biomarkers, are used to identify a disease; prognostic biomarkers, help clinicians to determine, for example, whether you're more likely to die or...
  • Analytical Science in Precision Medicine
    News - 19 Sep 2017
    Pittcon is an analytical conference, so naturally my talk will be about analytical chemistry and how analytical chemistry will become increasingly important in delivering healthcare solutions, not...
  • A rare dementia gene runs in the family, but he’s fine — so far
    News - 11 Sep 2017
    John Janda knows he takes after his mother. At 68, the graying building contractor is sentimental, just as she was. He smiles indulgently as he shows off photos of his 9-month-old grandson; he tears...
  • Writing your way through cancer
    News - 26 Aug 2017
    When Lynn Scozzari wrote the beginning lines of that poem, "The Offering," in 2013, she was staring at a photo of a naked woman seated on a rock, her arms thrust open to a valley below. Scozzari...
  • MSTF recommends colonoscopy and FIT as first tier screening tests for colorectal cancer
    News - 21 Jun 2017
    In its latest recommendations, the US Multi-Society Task Force on Colorectal Cancer Screening confirms that people at average risk should be screened beginning at age 50, and recommends colonoscopy...
  • Cluster headaches: searching for effective therapies
    News - 25 May 2017
    Cluster headaches are probably the most painful types of pain a human can suffer and it is for no small reason that this condition is also sometimes referred to as suicide headache.
  • Pharmaceuticalization of today’s sleep
    News - 4 Apr 2017
    The pharmaceuticalisation of sleep, put simply, refers to the ways in which sleep becomes a site for manipulation or augmentation through pharmaceutical use. There are different ways in which sleep...
  • Benefits of compact MRI
    News - 3 Mar 2017
    The kind of research I'm interested in is a technique called diffusion MRI and this technique is sensitive to the microstructure of the tissue. Particular clinical applications that it is used for are...
  • Single Molecule Detection of Proteins in Single Cells
    News - 3 Feb 2017
    We developed this technology almost 10 years ago. It was developed after a key experiment was carried out by David Rissin, who was a PhD candidate in my laboratory at the time.

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