Former NFL pro Chris Maragos wins $43.5 million medical malpractice claim

Published Date: 02 Mar 2023

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The MHRA and FDA have agreed to explore mutual recognition of medical device approvals, in a move that could cut delays for patients in both countries.

Research suggests it’s not compassion that wears doctors down but a different emotion — a distinction that may help them recharge more effectively.

An AI study suggests that the rate of facial aging could be a biomarker for cancer mortality.

Intraoperative reirradiation in combination with a second breast-conserving surgery is safe and well tolerated in patients with late local recurrence of breast cancer.

There’s an ongoing uncertainty among experts about whether neoadjuvant therapy or surgery first is best for patients with operable pancreatic cancer. Here’s what we know.

RCS England finds no national strategy for funding or distributing surgical robots, leaving some hospitals reliant on local fundraising.

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