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Featured May 29, 2011
Researchers at the Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson discovered what makes a tumor grow.
Featured May 26, 2011
The FDA-approved Pipeline™ Embolization Device is ideal for shrinking very large aneurysms in the brain and prevents a life-threatening rupture.
Featured May 23, 2011
Quitting smoking is never easy, especially for Meg Dougherty and Darlene Richardson, who at age 50 entered into JeffQuit, the smoking cessation program at Jefferson.
Featured May 23, 2011
It used to be that a doctor would wait to watch a patient's progress before ordering an X-ray. But these days, there is a fear of overlooking something and that is why so many expensive tests are ordered.
Featured May 06, 2011
Dr. Robert Rosenwasser, chair of Jefferson's Department of Neurological Surgery, went on the 10! show to talk about stroke and the warning signs you should be aware of.
Featured May 06, 2011
The JNCI describes the two-step, half-match procedure performed at the Kimmel Cancer Center at Jefferson, which was started by Jefferson's Neal Flomenberg, MD, chair of medical oncology, and nurse practitioner Dolores Grosso.
Featured May 05, 2011
Dr. Jabbour tells a CBS 3 reporter that brain aneurysms usually don't cause symptoms, so people don't know they have a problem until it's too late.
Featured May 02, 2011
Stroke affects more than 800,000 people a year. Dr. Robert Rosenwasser, Toby Mazer and stroke survivor Stephen Kossuth discuss stroke awareness in an interview on PHL 17.