An #OpenAccess review on glycosylation in #PancreaticCancer Leveraging glycosylation for early detection and therapeutic target discovery in pancreatic cancer nature.com/articles/s4141…

Prague Criteria for the Categorization of Barrett's Esophagus

I’m honored to speak again at the PanCAN #PurpleStride walk in L.A. on April 26. Patrick faced pancreatic cancer with incredible strength. I walk in his memory—and for every family affected by this disease. Join or donate 💜 secure.pancan.org/site/TR/Purple…… #PanCAN #PatrickSwayze

Wow. What a time to be in Medicine. Clashing the titans.

My husband and I are both software engineers and each year we do a hackathon for my birthday where we build tools for those affected by cancer or in the oncology space- then open source them. Our next one is coming up next month. Any suggestions on what you’d like to see built?

How can you not be inspired by warriors like him to fight this scourge? #CancerCare #Cancer stanmed.stanford.edu/doctor-shares-…

One of the most remarkable initiatives by the ACS Cancer Programs #CoC, led by the truly inspiring master surgeon-scientist Dr. Matthew H.G. Katz MD Anderson Cancer Center

Dear young people, I hope you conserve in your hearts all you experience during the #JubileeOfYouth. Please, let it not remain merely a memory in beautiful photos. I hope that everyone may see in you the face of Christ. Therefore, love and serve others freely in daily life,

#OTD, 45 years ago, Dr. Alberto Peña created the Posterior Sagittal Approach to repair Anorectal Malformations. We thank him for his creativity, sincere interest in improving the life of patients, as well as his continuous dedication to teaching other surgeons.

Some people are outstanding teachers. Others become trusted mentors. A rare few believe in you enough to offer you your first job out of training. Some serve as champions to help you grow your clinical practice. Others support your research and ideas. Some are there when you

As a community, we can honor him by doing the work - caring for patients, leading, mentoring, and teaching - at the highest level with unquestionable integrity. He has impacted so many of us directly and we can continue to amplify and multiply his legacy.

Tell me one contemporary biomedical scientist whose work has not been impacted by Dr. David Baltimore - such a towering figure in the field. RIP! nytimes.com/2025/09/07/sci…

Two important randomized trials in #PancreaticCancer published: 1st PASS-01 in metastatic cancer comparing FOLFIRINOX to Gem/Abraxane (Journal of Clinical Oncology) 2nd PREOPANC-2 in resectable/borderline resectable cancer comparing neoadjuvant FFX versus Gem/CRT (The Lancet Oncology) OncoAlert ⬇️

New weekly Annals of Surgical Oncology featured article: Prevalence and Association of Sarcopenia with Mortality in Patients with Head and Neck Cancer: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. ow.ly/fS1750WVRCJ #ASOFeaturedArticle

Very timely review of a rare diagnosis. What is the role of surgery vs observation?

Bringing surg onc & HPB together at #CSF2025 Resecting liver mets for gastric, sarcoma or breast cancer - benefit or “cosmetic surgery for the radiologist”? To consider in highly selected patients - some robust discussions with experts including visiting speaker Alessandro Gronchi

I am very sorry to inform you that Dr. Barker died peacefully this afternoon. He was at home surrounded by his family.   He was the John Rhea Barton Professor and Chair from 1983-2001. Dr. Barker inspired several generations of surgeons. He had an amazing life and made

A privilege to do this and can’t wait!! Lehigh Valley Health Network Jefferson Jefferson Health Michael Lidsky, MD, FACS SSAT SAGES is in Tampa in 2026! Society of Surgical Oncology

✅ Editor's Choice: This review highlights the latest evidence-based approaches to obesity management, spanning behavioral, nutritional, pharmacologic, and surgical interventions. 🔖 Bookmark it for your citations: ja.ma/42ZbWs7

#ScienceSaturday ❓ Why do T cells sometimes fail to fight cancer? ➡️ A new study in Nature shows that when T cells are exposed to cancer or long-term infections, they can enter a state called exhaustion, where they lose their ability to eliminate harmful cells. ➡️ The