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Patients who receive bariatric surgery have a 25 percent lower risk of developing any type of cancer, according to a study published Aug. 22 in the Obesity Research Journal.

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From the depths of artificial intelligence to experts pushing developments in biologics, new cancer diagnosis, detection and therapies continue to emerge across the profession — promising an easier path forward both to patients and clinicians. 

A new program from the NIH titled 'Precision Surgical Interventions', put out a request in July for proposals from researchers to identify ways to "dramatically improve" surgery — specifically for cancer patients, Politico reported Aug. 21. 

September 2023 Issue of Becker’s Hospital Review   ON THE COVER David Callendar, MD. President and CEO of Memorial Hermann Health System Labor costs have spun out of control in the last few years as inflation set in and hospitals…

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