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Doctor consulting with teenage patient

Community,
Pediatric surgery

Spanish-Language Pediatric Surgery Clinic Offers Concordant Care for Hispanic Patients and Families

by Greg Glasgow | February 13, 2024

Tablet showing an electronic health record

Publications,
Technology

Should Surgeons Embrace the Electronic Health Record?

by Greg Glasgow | October 24, 2024

Cardiothoracic ICU patient Tony Hillerson, awake after surgery, with SOAR program founder Mikita Fujita, MD.

Patient Care,
Quality and Clinical Effectiveness

SOAR Program Reduces Sedation for Patients in the Cardiothoracic ICU

by Greg Glasgow | October 22, 2024

Plastic surgeon delivering a presentation from the stage

Plastic Surgery

Mediterranean Plastic Surgery Conference Draws Experts and Learners From Around the World

by Greg Glasgow | October 14, 2024

Nielsen and her mother

Breast Cancer

Early Detection Helped Sandra Nielsen Through Her Breast Cancer Journey

by Greg Glasgow | October 08, 2024

Research,
Community,
Pediatric Cancer

Nicholas Cost, MD, Named Chair of the Children’s Oncology Group’s Renal Tumor Committee

by Greg Glasgow | September 30, 2024

A crowd of people applauding.

Education,
Faculty,
Clinical,
Awards,
Training,

52 Awarded for Clinical Teaching of CU School of Medicine Students

by Tayler Shaw | September 24, 2024

Research Retreat participants pose for a group photo.

Research

Department of Surgery Research Retreat Puts Spotlight on Collaboration

by Greg Glasgow | September 24, 2024

Group photo of Wellness Committee activity.

Community

Wellness Committee Helps Surgical Residents Thrive

by Greg Glasgow | September 20, 2024

John Goodman surfing

Prostate Cancer

PSA Awareness Helped CU Patient John Goodman Get His Prostate Cancer Diagnosed Early

by Greg Glasgow | September 18, 2024

Jason Patton and Marco Del Chiaro, MD, PhD

Patient Care,
Pancreatic Cancer

Positive Attitude Helped Jason Patton Through His Ampullary Cancer Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | September 13, 2024

hands in surgical gloves tracing a vein

Patient Care,
Community,
Vascular Surgery

What is Vascular Surgery?

by Greg Glasgow | September 09, 2024

surgeon at the console of a surgery robot

Community,
Prostate Cancer

Single-Port Robotic Surgery for Prostate Cancer Offers Faster Recovery for Patients

by Greg Glasgow | September 03, 2024

Visiting surgeons with Phuong Nguyen, MD.

Community,
Plastic Surgery,
Global Health

Global Surgery Program Welcomes Cleft Experts From Vietnam

by Greg Glasgow | August 27, 2024

Press Releases,
Leadership

Thomas Robinson, MD, Named Vice Chair of Quality and Safety for CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | August 21, 2024

person demonstrating how to connect peritoneal dialysis machine

Transplant Surgery

Peritoneal Dialysis Allows More Flexibility for Patients With Advanced Kidney Disease

by Greg Glasgow | August 13, 2024

Research,
Burn

Elizabeth J. Kovacs, PhD, Receives Supplement to NIH Grant on Aging and Burn Trauma

by Greg Glasgow | August 08, 2024

5280 Top Docs 2024

Patient Care,
Community,

5280 Magazine Top Doctors for 2024

by School of Medicine | July 31, 2024

Research,
Urology

CCTSI Grant Funds New Model for Bladder Research

by Greg Glasgow | July 30, 2024

Faculty,
Clinical,
Awards

‘Really Extraordinary’: CU School of Medicine Honors Distinguished Clinicians and Faculty Professionalism

by Mark Harden | July 30, 2024

Peter Kennealey, Michel Chonchol, and Ken Hirasaki at Lowry Renal Center

Surgery,
Nephrology,
Radiology

‘A One Stop Shop’ for Kidney Care: CU Anschutz Departments Partner on New Stand-Alone Center

by Mark Harden | July 29, 2024

hands holding an illustration of a liver

Community,
Liver Transplant

How a Cure for Hepatitis C Changed the Face of Liver Transplantation

by Greg Glasgow | July 25, 2024

Research,
Faculty,
Awards

Aimee Gardner, PhD, Associate Dean for Faculty Development, Headed to Ireland on a Fulbright Scholar Award

by Greg Glasgow | July 22, 2024

doctor holding a baby with cleft lip and palate

Community,
Plastic Surgery,
Pediatrics

Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery: A Two-Decade Journey That Takes a Village

by Greg Glasgow | July 18, 2024

disability pride month illustration

Diversity,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion

CU Department of Surgery Adds Focus on Access to its DEI Strategy

by Greg Glasgow | July 15, 2024

Jessica Rove and Eden Nohra headshots

Research,
Mentoring

Jessica Rove, MD, and Eden Nohra, MD, Join Clinical Faculty Scholars Program

by Greg Glasgow | July 09, 2024

man working out

Community,
Heart,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

How Men Can Take Charge of Their Heart Health

by Greg Glasgow | June 26, 2024

Meacham speaking at an AUA meeting.

Urology,
Leadership

CU Surgery Leader Randall Meacham, MD, Concludes Term as President of American Urological Association

by Greg Glasgow | June 19, 2024

Research,
Press Releases,

New Global Research Aims to Improve Survival Rates for Pancreatic Cancer Patients

by Julia Milzer | June 18, 2024

Graduate receiving certificate

Education

Residents and Fellows Bid Farewell at Department of Surgery Graduation Ceremony

by Greg Glasgow | June 17, 2024

young man playing baseball

Community,
Pediatrics,
Urology

How to Recognize and Protect Young Male Athletes From Genital Injuries

by Greg Glasgow | June 11, 2024

Forbes and others in front of the Capitol

Community,
AG-ACNP

CU Department of Surgery Nurse Travels to Washington in Support of Cardiac Emergency Bills

by Greg Glasgow | May 30, 2024

Surgery Residents Present Research Findings at 10th Annual Symposium

Research,
Education

Surgery Residents Present Research Findings at 10th Annual Symposium

by Hannah Kelly | May 29, 2024

Yuwen Zhu in the lab | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Research,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Immunotherapy,
Surgery

Unleashing Immune-Cell Soldiers: Yuwen Zhu, PhD, Journeyed from China to Colorado in His Quest to Fight Cancer

by Mark Harden | May 26, 2024

Research,
Awards

CU Department of Surgery Resident Wins Rising Star Award for Gallbladder Cancer Research

by Greg Glasgow | May 24, 2024

Young Black girl in hospital gown

Liver Cancer,
Public Health,
Pediatrics,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion,
Pediatric surgery

Spotlighting Disparities in Pediatric Liver Cancer Treatment

by Greg Glasgow | May 21, 2024

Marco Del Chiaro, MD, PhD, with UCHealth Hospital in the background

Press Releases,
Community,
Surgical Oncology,
Oncology

CU Department of Surgery Named Pancreatitis Center of Excellence

by Greg Glasgow | May 17, 2024

Two surgeons operating | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

Education,
GITES

CU Department of Surgery Adds Colorectal Fellowship Program

by Greg Glasgow | April 30, 2024

Lauren Gallagher at award ceremony | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

Research,
Trauma

CU Surgery Resident Lauren Gallagher, MD, Wins American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma’s Resident and Fellow Trauma Paper Competition

by Greg Glasgow | April 24, 2024

heart bypass machine

Research,
Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Transplant Surgery,
Liver Transplant,
Heart Transplant

Increasing the Yield for Organ Transplants After Circulatory Death

by Greg Glasgow | April 22, 2024

Surgeons in masks in OR

Community,
Plastic Surgery,
Global Health

Plastic Surgery Residents Experience Global Surgery During Trip to Vietnam

by Greg Glasgow | April 11, 2024

CU trauma surgery team at conference

Research,
Education,
Trauma,
GITES

CU Surgery Residents Win Big in Western Trauma Association Paper Competition

by Greg Glasgow | April 09, 2024

Controversies in Transplantation

Transplant Center,
Transplant Surgery

Controversies in Transplantation: A Conference on Cutting-Edge Ideas in Transplantation

by Khushnuma Damkevala | March 30, 2024

Gilbert at ACS conference

Research,
Students,
Stomach Cancer

CU Medical Student Part of Team Investigating Epstein-Barr Virus-Related Gastric Cancers

by Greg Glasgow | March 29, 2024

Press Releases,
Burn,
GITES

University of Colorado Burn Center Re-Verified by the American Burn Association

by Greg Glasgow | March 26, 2024

Hand in surgical glove holding microscope lens

Research,
Breast Cancer

Surgical Resident Researches the Effectiveness of New Protocol for Lumpectomy Procedures

by Greg Glasgow | March 25, 2024

Olivia Munn breast cancer hospital bed

Community,
Breast Cancer

Why Olivia Munn’s Breast Cancer Reveal Calls For Risk Assessment

by Greg Glasgow | March 14, 2024

JoLynn Shinsako, PA-C, MS, associate vice chair of clinical affairs for advanced practice providers (APPs)

Leadership

JoLynn Shinsako Named Associate Vice Chair of Clinical Affairs for APPs for the CU Department of Surgery

by Carie Behounek | March 12, 2024

Scientist conducting research

Research,
Press Releases

CU Department of Surgery Among Top 15 in Funding From National Institutes of Health

by Greg Glasgow | March 11, 2024

Basketball on a court

Urology

March Madness is Prime Time for Vasectomies

by Greg Glasgow | March 08, 2024

Heart,
Transplant Center,
Transplant Surgery,
Cardiology,
Heart Transplant

‘I Am Their Top Priority’: A High-Quality Heart-Transplant Team Sets a New Record

by Mark Harden | February 26, 2024

surgery robot

Research,
Patient Care,
Lung Cancer,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Setting Realistic Expectations for Recovery After Robotic Lung Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | February 20, 2024

Doctor consulting with teenage patient

Community,
Pediatric surgery

Spanish-Language Pediatric Surgery Clinic Offers Concordant Care for Hispanic Patients and Families

by Greg Glasgow | February 13, 2024

University of Colorado Hospital

Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Awards,
Transplant Surgery

Department of Surgery Members Honored With UCHealth Medical Staff Awards

by Greg Glasgow | February 09, 2024

medical tubing

Colorectal Cancer,
Ovarian Cancer

HIPEC Procedure Pumps Chemotherapy Into the Abdomen to Kill Cancer Cells

by Greg Glasgow | February 08, 2024

hands holding image of heart

Research,
Clinical Trials,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

CU Department of Surgery Part of International Trial Examining Bypass Surgery Outcomes in Women

by Greg Glasgow | February 08, 2024

Trauma and Transfusions | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

Research,
Trauma,
GITES

Trauma and Transfusions: Unraveling the Right Approach to Blood Clotting Issues

by Carie Behounek | February 07, 2024

Voting for U.S. News & World Report Hospitals Ranking

Press Releases,

Voting for U.S. News & World Report Hospitals Ranking

by School of Medicine | February 01, 2024

Jessica C Cardenas

Research,
Press Releases,
GITES

New Hire Brings Thrombotic Complications Research to CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | February 01, 2024

Adan Canto

Community,
appendix cancer

Actor’s Death Sheds Light on Appendix Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | January 25, 2024

Catherine Velopulos, MD

Research,
Press Releases,
Health equity,
GITES,
Leadership

Catherine Velopulos Named AVC of Health Equity and Health Services Research for CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | January 22, 2024

Pediatric surgery

Appendicitis: How to Recognize and Treat the Common Condition

by Mara Kalinoski | January 16, 2024

young girl receiving chemotherapy

Pediatrics,
Urology

Does Some Chemotherapy Cause Urinary Tract Dysfunction in Children?

by Greg Glasgow | January 11, 2024

Global surgeons in Vietnam

Press Releases,
Plastic Surgery,
Leadership,
Global Health

Phuong Nguyen, MD, Named Associate Vice Chair of Global Surgery in the CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | January 09, 2024

AIRIG meeting poster presentation

Research,
Community,
alcohol

Annual Meeting Brings Alcohol and Immunity Researchers to CU Anschutz Campus

by Greg Glasgow | December 20, 2023

Empty operating room

Research,
COVID-19,
Vascular Surgery

CU Surgeons Show Carotid Artery Surgery Was Safe to Postpone During COVID-19 Pandemic

by Greg Glasgow | December 19, 2023

Top Stories of 2023

Community,
Leadership

CU Department of Surgery Top Stories of 2023

by Department of Surgery | December 18, 2023

Unraveling Disparities in Pediatric Urology | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

Research,
Diversity,
Urology,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion

Unraveling Disparities in Pediatric Urology

by Carie Behounek | December 15, 2023

Gas fireplace

Community,
Pediatrics

Keeping Children Safe From Fireplace Burns

by Greg Glasgow | December 14, 2023

Research,
Pediatrics

Examining Health Disparities in Pediatric Surgical Care

by Greg Glasgow | December 12, 2023

CU Study Finds Advantage in Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Even in Resectable Pancreatic Cancer Tumors | CU Cancer Center

Research,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

CU Study Finds Advantage in Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Even in Resectable Pancreatic Cancer Tumors

by Greg Glasgow | November 30, 2023

Pancreatic Cancer,
Cancer,
Surgical Oncology,
Whipple procedure

CU Cancer Center Was the Right Destination for a Lifelong Outdoorsman with Pancreatic Cysts

by Mark Harden | November 22, 2023

Galectin-3 protein

Research,
Plastic Surgery,
Liver Transplant

Why Galectin-3 Is Higher in Cirrhosis and Post-Transplant Infections

by Greg Glasgow | November 21, 2023

Alison Xie

Research,
Pilot Award,
Urology

Alison Xie, PhD, Named SBUR Young Investigator for 2023

by Greg Glasgow | November 20, 2023

What’s the Future of Eye Transplantation?

Research,
Plastic Surgery,
Retina

What’s the Future of Eye Transplantation?

by Kara Mason | November 16, 2023

Stomach Cancer Awareness Month

Awareness,
Stomach Cancer

A Quick Guide to Your Questions on Stomach Cancer

by Mara Kalinoski | November 13, 2023

Surgeons performing the fetascopic procedure

Pediatric surgery

CU Pediatric and Fetal Surgeons Move to Minimally Invasive Approach for Closure of Fetal Open Neural Tube Defects

by Greg Glasgow | November 06, 2023

Illustration from Maria Baimas-George book

Community,
Transplant Surgery

Surgery Fellow’s Book Series Helps Children Understand Their Care

by Greg Glasgow | October 30, 2023

Urology

Vasectomy Reversals: What You Need to Know

by Mara Kalinoski | October 26, 2023

Innovative Overnight Advanced Practice Provider Program Transforms Patient Care | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

Research,
Transplant Surgery

Innovative Overnight Advanced Practice Provider Program Transforms Patient Care

by Carie Behounek | October 23, 2023

model of human heart | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

Research,
Heart,
Transplant Surgery

Are Single-Ventricle Heart Transplant Patients Truly at Higher Risk?

by Greg Glasgow | October 20, 2023

Community,
GITES

The Bachelor in Paradise 'Poo Baby,' Explained

by Greg Glasgow | October 19, 2023

Suzanne Somers and cast of a USO show

Community,
Breast Cancer

What Breast Cancer Patients Can Learn From Suzanne Somers’s 23-Year Battle

by Greg Glasgow | October 18, 2023

Education,
Fellowship

CU Fellowship Program Trains APPs for Careers in Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | October 17, 2023

ProAct incontinence device | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

Research,
Urology

Research of Male and Female Stress Urinary Incontinence Devices Underway at CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | October 11, 2023

Robert Meguid, MD, Named Associate Vice Chair of Clinical Research for the CU Department of Surgery

Clinical Research,
Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Announcements

Robert Meguid, MD, Named Associate Vice Chair of Clinical Research for the CU Department of Surgery

by Mara Kalinoski | October 10, 2023

Research,
Education,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion

Eliminating Biases Through a Holistic Review Process for Residency Candidates

by Greg Glasgow | October 06, 2023

Wendy Johnson | breast cancer | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Research,
Philanthropy,
Breast Cancer,
Magazine,
Surgical Oncology

Breast Cancer Experience Leads to Donation for Lymph Node Research

by Greg Glasgow | October 05, 2023

Patient Care,
Prostate Cancer,
Clinical Trials,
Urology

Nanoknife Procedure Preserved Prostate Cancer Patient’s Quality of Life

by Greg Glasgow | September 29, 2023

Danny New and family

Patient Care,
Thyroid Cancer

Neck Dissection Surgery at the CU Cancer Center Helped Ensure that TV Newsman Danny New Remains Cancer-Free

by Greg Glasgow | September 17, 2023

Trevor Nydam, MD, at the surgical robot

Community,
Transplant Surgery,
Liver Transplant

CU Surgeons Perform Department’s First Robotic Living Liver Donation

by Greg Glasgow | August 30, 2023

blood pressure cuff

Research,
Urology

Studying the Role of Glial Cells in Regulating Blood Pressure

by Greg Glasgow | August 29, 2023

Dan Wood, PhD, CU Department of Surgery

Urology,
Leadership,
Pediatric surgery

Dan Wood, PhD, Named Associate Vice Chair of Transitional Care for the CU Department of Surgery

by Mara Kalinoski | August 22, 2023

mother and baby

Education,
Community

CU Surgery Faculty Members Urge Training Programs to Consider Young Parents

by Greg Glasgow | August 18, 2023

Mitchell Cohen

Research,
Press Releases,
Community

Department of Surgery Names Mitchell Cohen, MD, Associate Vice Chair of Basic and Translational Research

by Greg Glasgow | August 09, 2023

Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

What You Should Know About Pericarditis

by Greg Glasgow | August 04, 2023

Pancreatic Cancer

University of Colorado Leads Work to Standardize Global Guidelines for Cystic Tumor of the Pancreas

by Greg Glasgow | August 03, 2023

5280 Top Docs | CU School of Medicine

Patient Care,
Community,

More Than 200 CU Faculty Members Recognized as 5280 Magazine Top Doctors for 2023

by School of Medicine | July 31, 2023

surgical robot

Cardiothoracic Surgery

Robotic Surgery Leads to Even Better Outcomes for Mitral Valve Patients at the CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | July 21, 2023

Liz Young

Community,
Awareness,
Transplant Surgery,
Organ donation

Completing an Ironman Just Four Months after Donating a Kidney

by Rachel Sauer | June 29, 2023

Barb Spanjer

Patient Care,
Community,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Multidisciplinary Clinic,

Individualized Care Provides Hope for Pancreatic Cancer Patient with Stage 4 Diagnosis

by Rachel Sauer | June 26, 2023

Doug Scanlon at colon cancer walk.

Patient Care,
Liver Cancer,
Colorectal Cancer,

Colorectal Cancer Patient Doug Scanlon Grateful for Cutting-Edge Care at CU Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | June 22, 2023

Sarah Tevis

Research,
Breast Cancer,
Awards

Clinician Scientist Development Grant From the American Cancer Society Will Help Sarah Tevis, MD, Advance Her Research on Breast Cancer Outcomes

by Greg Glasgow | June 14, 2023

graduation group photo

Education,
Community

Graduation Ceremony Recognizes Departing Residents and Fellows From the CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | June 13, 2023

baby boy

Research,
Pediatrics,
Urology

What is Hypospadias?

by Greg Glasgow | June 08, 2023

Health care professionals in green scrubs transporting patient on gurney

Research,
Public Health,
Trauma,
Pediatric surgery

Pediatric Trauma Surgery Patients with Higher Social Vulnerability Experience Worse Post-Surgical Outcomes

by Rachel Sauer | May 30, 2023

Burn Trip to Uganda and Rwanda Focuses on Building and Strengthening Relationships | Cameron Gibson, MD | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

Community,
Burn,
GITES

Burn Trip to Uganda and Rwanda Focuses on Building and Strengthening Relationships

by Rachel Sauer | May 26, 2023

colectomy patient Sean Ryan

Patient Care,
Colorectal Cancer,
GITES

Outpatient Colectomy? It’s Possible at the CU Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | May 24, 2023

Participants at the surgery research symposium

Research,
Education,

Surgery Residents Share Research at Annual Symposium

by Greg Glasgow | May 23, 2023

Danny Naranjo

Community,
Obesity,
GITES,
Bariatric surgery

Bariatric Surgery Journey Takes Man from Knee Pain to the Lightness of Flying

by Rachel Sauer | May 16, 2023

Patient Care,
Community,
Kidney Cancer,
Urology

Kidney Cancer Journey Emphasizes Importance of Asking a Doctor when Things Don’t Feel Right

by Rachel Sauer | May 16, 2023

In her new role as associate vice chair of faculty affairs for APPs, Meguid helps with the annual promotion process for advanced practice providers.

Patient Care,
Faculty

Cheryl Meguid, DNP, MBA, Wants to Help Other Advanced Practice Providers Succeed in Their Academic Careers

by Greg Glasgow | May 12, 2023

Four clinicians in blue surgical gowns in an operating room

Research,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology,
Transplant Surgery

Data Analysis Offers Promising News for Transplant Patients with Previous Intraductal Papillary Mucinous Neoplasms Diagnosis

by Rachel Sauer | May 10, 2023

Awareness,
Bladder Cancer,
Urology

Awareness and Early Detection Key to Good Bladder Cancer Outcomes

by Rachel Sauer | May 09, 2023

Surgeon in operating room

Research,
Public Health,
Obesity,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Obesity Associated with Increased Risk of Complications After Surgery

by Rachel Sauer | April 28, 2023

Adult and child hands holding red paper cut-out of kidneys

Research,
Pediatric Cancer,
Kidney Cancer,
Urology

Research Shows that Lymph Node Sampling During Kidney Tumor Surgery Is Safe

by Rachel Sauer | April 26, 2023

Image of Twitter app open on smartphone

Research,
Community,
Urology

Growing Urology Education and Awareness on Twitter

by Rachel Sauer | April 25, 2023

The American Urological Association recently named Kerri Thurmon, MD, as one of the recipients of its 2023 Young Urologist of the Year Award.

Community,
Urology,
Awards

Kerri Thurmon, MD, Selected as American Urological Association’s Young Urologist of the Year

by Greg Glasgow | April 17, 2023

Roll of white toilet paper

Community,
Awareness,
GITES

Addressing Some Common Questions About Fecal Incontinence

by Rachel Sauer | April 14, 2023

A $1.9 million grant from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research will help develop better treatment for children with craniosynostosis.

Research,
Plastic Surgery,
Pediatrics,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,

National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research Grant Will Help CU Researchers Develop Better Treatment for Craniosynostosis

by Greg Glasgow | April 12, 2023

Case Study Research Emphasizes Importance of Specific Imaging in Cardiac Surgical Care | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

Research,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Case Study Research Emphasizes Importance of Specific Imaging in Cardiac Surgical Care

by Rachel Sauer | April 11, 2023

Kovacs and her team found a correlation between inflammation markers in the blood of intoxicated burn-injured patients and delirium during hospitalization.

Research,
Burn,
GITES

Can Alcohol-Associated Burn Injuries Impair Cognitive Function?

by Greg Glasgow | April 07, 2023

Purple testicular cancer awareness ribbons

Community,
Awareness,
Urology,
Testicular cancer

Early Detection an Important Factor in Highly Treatable Testicular Cancer

by Rachel Sauer | April 04, 2023

CU Cancer Center members Martin McCarter, MD, and Sunnie Kim, MD, helped Nathan Hammond survive the cancer that stopped him from eating.

Patient Care,
Esophageal Cancer

Esophageal Cancer Patient Traveled From Indiana to Colorado to Receive Care at CU Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | April 03, 2023

Female doctor talking with older male patient

Patient Care,
Community,
Transplant Surgery

Using More Precise Language to Talk About Organ Transplant Waiting Times

by Rachel Sauer | March 31, 2023

Illustration of internal structure of kidneys

Community,
Transplant Surgery,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion

Program Works to Close Racial Gaps in Kidney Transplantation

by Rachel Sauer | March 30, 2023

Controversies in Traffic

Transplant Center,
Transplant Surgery

Controversies in Transplantation: A Convention for Groundbreaking Ideas in Transplantation

by Khushnuma Damkevala | March 27, 2023

CU Cancer Center member Camille Stewart, MD, has been named to the 2023 cohort of the National Cancer Institute’s Early-Stage Surgeon Scientist Program.

Research,
Surgical Oncology,
Awards

CU Cancer Center Member Named to National Cancer Institute Early-Stage Surgeon Scientist Program

by Greg Glasgow | March 24, 2023

Carolyn Degrafinried

Patient Care,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology,
Multidisciplinary Clinic,

Enjoying the Gift of Time After a Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis

by Rachel Sauer | March 23, 2023

Stephanie Farmer, MHA, and Leah Lleras, MS

Community,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion

Caring for Patients on the Business Side

by Rachel Sauer | March 17, 2023

The FDA on March 9 updated its mammography guidelines to require mammography facilities to notify patients about the density of their breasts.

Community,
Breast Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

FDA Issues New Mammography Guidelines for Women With Dense Breasts

by Greg Glasgow | March 15, 2023

Doctors want patients to stop smoking prior to surgery, due to the effects smoking has on the body.

Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Smoking and Surgery: Why the Two Don’t Mix

by Greg Glasgow | March 14, 2023

Three of the four current urology fellows in the CU Department of Surgery — Kristen Meier, MD, Kelly Harris, MD, and Margaret Higgins, MD — are female.

Fellowship,
Urology

CU Surgery Department on the Forefront When it Comes to Women in Urology

by Greg Glasgow | March 13, 2023

In honor of Women’s History Month, Whitney Herter, PA-C, BS, talked with Elisa Birnbaum, MD, professor of GI, trauma, and endocrine surgery.

Community,
Faculty,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion

Sharing a Surgical Legacy

by Greg Glasgow | March 10, 2023

Del Chiaro was one of four international experts approached by the Dutch group to lend his expertise to the national implementation program.

Education,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Dutch Surgeons Visit University of Colorado to Learn Pancreatic Cancer Procedure

by Greg Glasgow | March 09, 2023

Elizabeth J. Kovacs, PhD, professor of GI, trauma, and endocrine surgery, has been named vice chair of research in the CU Department of Surgery.

Research,
Press Releases,
Faculty

Kovacs Named Vice Chair of Research for CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | March 07, 2023

CU Cancer Center member Akshay Chauhan, MD, is exploring the role of the protein glypican-1 in detecting and treating esophageal cancer.

Research,
Philanthropy,
Esophageal Cancer

Gift From Patient’s Family Funds Exploration of New Treatment for Esophageal Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | March 06, 2023

Josue Estrella | Match Day 2023 | CU School of Medicine | Trauma Surgery

Community,
Students,

Josue Estrella Pursues Trauma Surgery to Help Underserved Communities

by Greg Glasgow | March 06, 2023

CU Department of Surgery | Women's History Month

Research,
Education,
Diversity,
Clinical

Celebrating CU Department of Surgery Women

by Department of Surgery | March 01, 2023

Megan Adams, MD, surgical director of pediatric living donor transplantation, received the American Society of Transplant Surgeons' 2023 Pipeline Award.

Awards,
Transplant Surgery,
Liver Transplant

Megan Adams, MD, Receives Pipeline Award for Mentorship in Transplant

by Greg Glasgow | February 28, 2023

Community,
GITES,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion

Thriving in the Complexity and Immediacy of Trauma Surgery

by Rachel Sauer | February 23, 2023

Michael Wells, PA-C, MPH

Community,
Medicine,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Finding the Heartbeat in Medicine

by Rachel Sauer | February 21, 2023

Gallstones are a common problem affecting Americans. Michael Cripps, MD, talks about gallstones, gallbladder disease and gallbladder cancer.

GITES

What is a Gallstone, Anyway?

by Greg Glasgow | February 14, 2023

Person using laptop

Research,
Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Most People Diagnosed with Cancer Seek Information Even Before Their Appointments

by Rachel Sauer | February 13, 2023

As administrative director for the Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Scott works with an all-star team dedicated to being the best in its field.

Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Equity Diversity and Inclusion

Christian Scott Using His Sports Training as Administrative Director for the Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | February 01, 2023

Joseph Cleveland Jr., MD

Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Leadership

New Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery Brings Commitment to Diversity and Innovation

by Rachel Sauer | January 30, 2023

More than 300 kidney transplants, 130 liver transplants, 60 heart transplants, and 40 lung transplants were performed over the past 12 months.

Transplant Surgery,
Liver Transplant

CU Surgeons Set Records for Transplants in 2022

by Greg Glasgow | January 23, 2023

Innovation,
Patient Care,
Pancreatic Cancer,

World Traveler Books CU Anschutz for Pancreatic Cancer Journey

by Debra Melani | January 17, 2023

Ankush Gosain, MD, PhD

Leadership,
Pediatric surgery

Division of Pediatric Surgery Welcomes New Chief

by Rachel Sauer | January 16, 2023

surgical team in an operating room

Research,
Vascular Surgery

Rare Carotid Artery Blowout Emphasizes Need for Recognition of Symptoms and Swift Treatment

by Rachel Sauer | January 13, 2023

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin

Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Cardiac Arrest

Cardiac Arrest During NFL Game Brings Awareness to Importance of High-Quality Intervention

by Rachel Sauer | January 04, 2023

Former Denver Bronco running back Ronnie Hillman catching a football

Kidney Cancer,
Urology

Ronnie Hillman’s Death Highlights Rare Cancer that Disproportionately Affects Young Black Men

by Rachel Sauer | December 22, 2022

CU Department of Surgery Top Stories of 2022

Research,

CU Department of Surgery Top Stories of 2022

by Department of Surgery | December 19, 2022

Research,
Education,
Students

From COVID-19 to Opioids: Medical Students Highlight Studies Completed Through Summer Research Program

by Rachel Sauer | December 16, 2022

Researchers found that the drug combination is effective, with an overall response rate of 71%. Fifty percent of patients experienced a complete response.

Research,
Melanoma

Drug Combination for Stage 4 Melanoma Shows Success in CU Cancer Center Trial

by Greg Glasgow | December 15, 2022

The CU Department of Surgery has implemented a pathway to identify patients who are more likely to suffer acute kidney injury following cardiac surgery.

Patient Care,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

CU Cardiac Surgeons Develop Pathway to Prevent Acute Kidney Injury After Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | December 12, 2022

Image of Button Huggie device

Research,
Innovation,
Community,
Pediatrics

Button Huggie Wins Shark Tank Award at National Conference

by Rachel Sauer | December 09, 2022

The new fellowship combines the critical care and burn-specific training that are historically done in separate one-year fellowships.

Education,
Fellowship,
Burn

New CU Burn Surgery Fellowship Condenses Two Years of Training Into One

by Greg Glasgow | December 07, 2022

The program was established to help interns manage stress, improve well-being, and learn skills to cope with the stress of residency.

Education,
Fellowship

Coaching Program Helps Surgical Interns Through Their First Year of Residency

by Greg Glasgow | December 06, 2022

Rep. Crow talks next to Dean Reilly and Thomas Flaig

Research,
Community,
ATLAS,
Firearm Injury Prevention,
COMBAT,
TRIAD

Center for Combat Medicine and Battlefield Research Hosts Rep. Crow to Highlight Defense Health Research

by Colleen Miracle | December 02, 2022

Transplant surgeons at the University of Colorado School of Medicine perform robotic transplant surgery on patients with high BMIs, giving new hope.

Transplant Surgery

Robotic Kidney Transplants Offer New Lease on Life to High-BMI Patients

by Greg Glasgow | November 22, 2022

Child and woman in bathroom

Community,
Pediatrics,
Urology

Consistent Bathroom Habits Can Help Minimize UTI Risk in Children

by Rachel Sauer | November 21, 2022

https://news.cuanschutz.edu/cancer-center/paul-maroni-urologic-surgery?hs_preview=HPzdbRdl-92052452149

Prostate Cancer,
Magazine,
Urology

Paul Maroni, MD, Pursued Urologic Surgery For its Potential to Help Patients

by Greg Glasgow | November 21, 2022

Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Awards

Surgical Resident Wins Award for Best Cardiac Presentation

by Greg Glasgow | November 18, 2022

Attendees of the Society of Clinical Surgery Annual Scientific Meeting

Community,
Clinical surgery

Ideas and Insights Highlighted at Society of Clinical Surgery Annual Scientific Meeting

by Rachel Sauer | November 16, 2022

Patients at the CUDepartment of Surgery are at lower risk of complications brought on by an aspiration event, thanks to a new patient safety protocol.

Research,
Patient Care

Surgery Team Develops Protocol to Lower Number of Aspiration Events

by Greg Glasgow | November 14, 2022

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Pancreatic Cancer Survivor is Eternally Grateful for her Surgery With Schulick

by Cancer Center | November 08, 2022

Therapist performing manual lymphatic drainage on leg

Research,
Community,
Plastic Surgery

Ongoing Research Aims to Develop Standards for Lymphedema Therapy

by Rachel Sauer | October 28, 2022

Child in hospital bed

Research,
Pediatric Cancer,
Blood

Research Finds that Life-Saving Intervention Is Not Risk-Free in Pediatric Patients

by Rachel Sauer | October 24, 2022

Amanda Vegter working with wildlife in South Africa

Research,
Patient Care,
Breast Cancer,
Plastic Surgery

Multi-Faceted Treatment Helps Young Breast Cancer Patient Through Her Cancer Journey

by Rachel Sauer | October 21, 2022

Innovation,
Patient Care,
Clinical Trials

Invisalign for Cleft Palates? Researchers Team Up to Bring Birth-Defect Treatment Home

by Chris Casey | October 21, 2022

Boe's research shows that aging impacts macrophages in the lung, causing them to be unable to work as effectively when the body is subjected to trauma.

Research,
Trauma,
lungs

Why Older Lungs Don’t Respond as Well to Trauma

by Greg Glasgow | October 17, 2022

Frederick Grover, MD, with colleagues in Nepal operating room

Education,
Community,
Public Health

Decades-Long Public Health Partnerships in Nepal Supported by University of Colorado Colleagues

by Rachel Sauer | October 05, 2022

Students,
Scholarship,
Plastic Surgery

Medical Student Anna Lee Receives ARCS Scholarship

by Greg Glasgow | October 03, 2022

Prostate Specific Membrane Antigen (PSMA) PET Scan | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Prostate Cancer

Latest Prostate Cancer Imaging Technique Transforms Our Ability to Locate Cancer Cells Hidden with Standard Imaging

by Noelle Musgrave | September 26, 2022

When the legs don't receive enough blood flow, it can cause pain when walking. PAD is usually a sign of atherosclerosis.

Community,
Heart,

Recognizing and Preventing Peripheral Artery Disease

by Greg Glasgow | September 22, 2022

Abbitt’s paper shows that a telehealth appointment to follow up after a cholecystectomy is just as effective as an in-clinic visit to detect and address postoperative complications.

Research,
Telemedicine

CU Research Shows That Telehealth Follow-up After Gall Bladder Surgery is Just as Effective as In-Person Clinic Visits

by Greg Glasgow | September 21, 2022

A new enhanced recovery protocol has patients going home sooner, experiencing less postoperative pain and complications, and taking fewer opioid drugs.

Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Thoracic Surgeons Launch Enhanced Recovery Plan for Patients

by Greg Glasgow | September 16, 2022

Child listening to stethoscope with doctor

Research,
Pediatrics,
Urology

Pediatric Patients Undergoing Surgical Stent Removal Report Minimal Amounts of Postsurgical Pain

by Rachel Sauer | September 15, 2022

hands holding paper liver cut-out

Research,
Transplant Surgery,
Liver Transplant

Living-Donor Liver Transplant Recipients Gain an Average of 13 to 17 Life-Years Following Surgery

by Rachel Sauer | September 06, 2022

CU School of Medicine initiatives take on the challenges of pediatric-to-adult transition of care.

Clinical Affairs,

Period of Transition

by Greg Glasgow | September 02, 2022

The prostate-specific antigen is a protein produced by the prostate gland. The PSA test is used to measure the amount of this protein found in the blood.

Community,
Prostate Cancer

Explaining PSA Numbers

by Noelle Musgrave | September 02, 2022

Exterior of U.S. Supreme Court building

Community,
Awareness,
Breast Cancer

U.S. Supreme Court Dobbs Decision Will Harm Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer During Pregnancy

by Rachel Sauer | August 27, 2022

Surgical team in operating room | CU Department of Surgery

Research,
Transplant Surgery,
Liver Transplant

Obesity, Alcohol Use, and Decreased Blood Clotting Associated with Return to Operating Room After Liver Transplant

by Rachel Sauer | August 24, 2022

Huang will study noninvasive biomarkers that would allow doctors to more quickly identify potential signs of VCA rejection and adjust immunosuppression.

Research,
Plastic Surgery,
Veteran and Military Health

CU Surgery Faculty Member Receives DOD Grant to Study Transplant Rejection Biomarkers

by Greg Glasgow | August 23, 2022

Research,
Patient Care,
Awareness,
Esophageal Cancer

Esophageal Cancer Patient Thriving and Optimistic after Multidisciplinary Care

by Rachel Sauer | August 16, 2022

Suarez-Pierre found that the number of solid organ transplants declined in 2020, as did the number of organ donors and waitlist registrations.

Research,
COVID-19

The COVID-19 Pandemic’s Effect on Solid Organ Transplantation

by Greg Glasgow | August 15, 2022

After a 30-year, off-and-on battle with metastatic breast cancer, Australian-born actress and singer Olivia Newton-John died on August 8 at age 73.

Community,
Breast Cancer

Olivia Newton-John Dies After 30-Year Breast Cancer Battle

by Greg Glasgow | August 09, 2022

electronic medical record on digital tablet

Research,
Breast Cancer

Research Shows Low Patient Comprehension of Terms Commonly Found in Electronic Health Information

by Rachel Sauer | August 04, 2022

Research,
Breast Cancer,

Study Could Lead to Better Education and Treatment of Sexual Health for Breast Cancer Patients

by Laura Kelley | August 02, 2022

CU School of Medicine faculty members were ranked among the best on Denver-area magazine 5280 top doctors list.

Patient Care,
Community,

193 CU Faculty Recognized as 5280 Magazine Top Doctors for 2022

by School of Medicine | August 02, 2022

A grant from Align Technologies will support Lowe in developing more efficient ways to treat infants with cleft lip and palate.

Research,
Patient Care,
Plastic Surgery,
Pediatrics

Improving Treatment for Infants With Cleft Lip and Palate

by Greg Glasgow | July 05, 2022

General surgery residents at the CU Department of Surgery are receiving valuable training with new robotic surgical equipment.

Education,
Faculty,
Surgical Oncology

Robotic Curriculum Trains General Surgery Residents in Cutting-Edge Technology

by Greg Glasgow | July 01, 2022

The CU researchers looked at survival rates for lung transplant patients versus adults who didn’t receive a lung transplant.

Research,
Patient Care,
lungs

A Better Understanding of Survival Rates for Lung Transplant Recipients

by Greg Glasgow | June 17, 2022

Children’s Colorado is ranked number 7 nationally and number 1 in the Rocky Mountain region and state of Colorado.

Patient Care,
Community,

U.S. News Ranks Children’s Hospital Colorado Among Top 10 in the Country

by School of Medicine | June 15, 2022

Mario Carrasco, second from right, with his immediate and extended family | CU Transplant Surgery

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Transplant Center,
CU Medicine Today

“One in a Billion Odds”

by Rachel Sauer | June 15, 2022

Maurice Musoni, MD, and Diane Umulisa, MD | CU Surgery

Education,
Community,
CU Medicine Today,
Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Fellowship

International Collaborations Bring Rwanda’s Only Cardiothoracic Surgeon to Colorado

by Rachel Sauer | June 14, 2022

Mark Nehler, MD; graduating general surgery chief residents; Richard Schulick, MD, MBA

Education,
Community

Department of Surgery Honors Graduating Residents and Fellows for Dedication During Challenging Times

by Rachel Sauer | June 13, 2022

In recognition of Men's Health Week, June 13–19, we spoke with John Dodge, PA, about testosterone and related effects on mental and physical health.

Patient Care,
Community,
Mental Health

Low Testosterone: Separating Fact From Fiction

by Greg Glasgow | June 10, 2022

Surgeons in operating room

Research,
Patient Care,
Community

Socially Vulnerable Colectomy Patients Are at Greater Risk for Post-Operative Complications

by Rachel Sauer | May 27, 2022

Group photo of surgical residents and faculty

Research,
Education,
Community

General Surgery Residents Present Broad Range of Research Findings at Annual Symposium

by Rachel Sauer | May 25, 2022

Research,
Patient Care,
Education,
Community

Online Assessment Tool Helps Predict ICU Need Following Surgery

by Rachel Sauer | May 24, 2022

Head shot of Courtney Mangham

Research,
Education,
Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Medical Student Wins Award for Presenting Paper about Surgical Training Tool

by Rachel Sauer | May 20, 2022

Shannon Acker, MD, contributed to research on the potential for e-cigarettes to explode during use.

Research,
Pediatrics

CU Surgery Faculty Member Contributes to Study on Traumatic Injuries Caused By Exploding E-cigarettes

by Greg Glasgow | May 13, 2022

In a paper published in March in the journal Frontiers in Aging, the researchers looked at the bacteria Streptococcus pneumoniae in an animal models of aging, studying changes in intestinal microbial populations after infection.

Research,
Patient Care

How a Leaky Gut Leads to Inflamed Lungs

by Greg Glasgow | May 11, 2022

May is Bladder Cancer Awareness Month

Community,
Bladder Cancer

What to Know About Bladder Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | May 06, 2022

Education,
Community,
Faculty,

'Learn About Cancer Day' Inspires Local High School Students to Pursue Careers in Science and Research

by Greg Glasgow | April 26, 2022

CU Cancer Center member Richard Tobin, PhD, received an NCCN Young Investigator Award to study the role of MAIT cells in mucosal melanoma treatment.

Research,
Melanoma

A Potential Way Around Immunotherapy Resistance

by Greg Glasgow | April 25, 2022

Ryan Gupta, MD | CU Department of Surgery

Research,
Education,
Community,
Vascular Surgery

Business Studies Help Surgery Resident Plan for a Career that Incorporates Areas Beyond Health Care

by Rachel Sauer | April 15, 2022

Scatter of White Pills | CU Department of Surgery | Matthew Iorio, MD

Community,
Awareness,
Public Health,
Plastic Surgery

Revised CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids Should Emphasize a Multidisciplinary Approach to Managing Pain

by Rachel Sauer | April 12, 2022

Patient Care,
Community,
Awareness,
Transplant Center

Living Organ Donation Journey Inspires Doctor to Normalize the Experience for Others

by Rachel Sauer | April 06, 2022

University of Colorado Cancer Center members reviewed their patient data to determine if immunotherapy alone resulted in better outcomes than CLND.

Research,
Melanoma,
Surgical Oncology,

Changing the Standard of Care for Stage III Melanoma Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | March 04, 2022

Jim White with his wife, Kelsey Shiba, and son, Oliver

Community,
Awareness,
Cancer

6 Years After Bile Duct Cancer Diagnosis, Focus Shifts to Not Wasting Time

by Rachel Sauer | February 22, 2022

State of the School 2022

Education,
Community,

State of the School 2022

by Greg Glasgow | January 13, 2022

Rebecca Henkind hiking in the Canadian Rockies, providing care at the Stout Street Clinic, and at Vail Ski Resort

Education,
Community,
Students,
Medicine

Grandmother’s Experiences During World War II Influence Student’s Decision to Pursue Medicine

by Rachel Sauer | January 07, 2022

Three photos of Mark Paskvan on his bicycle

Patient Care,
Community,
Awareness,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Vascular Surgery

“You’ve Got to Believe that You’re Going to Get Through It”

by Rachel Sauer | December 17, 2021

pancreatic cancer cells

Research,
Faculty,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Funding

Cancer Immunotherapy Research Receives Significant Support from R01 Grant

by Rachel Sauer | December 14, 2021

Richard Tobin in the CU School of Medicine,and Laurel Hind at CU Boulder are teaming up to study the role of myeloid-derived suppressor cells in sepsis.

Research,
Melanoma,
Surgical Oncology

AB Nexus Funds Intercampus Research on Sepsis

by Greg Glasgow | November 29, 2021

Richard Schulick, MD, and Marco Del Chiaro, MD

Research,
Faculty,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Two CU Cancer Center Members Recognized as World Experts in Pancreatic Neoplasms

by Rachel Sauer | November 19, 2021

Duane and Dana Cerniglia with their 4-year-old granddaughter, Remy

Patient Care,
Community,
Lung Cancer

Dealing with Cancer One Step at a Time

by Rachel Sauer | November 12, 2021

Breast Cancer Awareness Month | CU Cancer Center | Sarah Tevis

Research,
Community,
Breast Cancer,
Magazine,
Surgical Oncology

Breast Cancer Research Gathers Data to Help Women Understand Well-Being Outcomes After Surgery

by Rachel Sauer | October 22, 2021

Addressing COVID-19 Disparities | CU School of Medicine

Patient Care,
Community,
COVID-19,
CU Medicine Today,

Addressing COVID-19 Disparities

by Valerie Gleaton | October 14, 2021

HIPEC | CU Cancer Center

Patient Care,
Colorectal Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Erica’s Colon Cancer Didn’t Stand a Chance With Procedure That Kills Microscopic Cancer Cells

by Greg Glasgow | October 08, 2021

CU Cancer Center | Kirsten Stewart

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Breast Cancer,
Surgical Oncology,
Plastic Surgery

Young Mom’s Breast Cancer Journey Highlights Importance of Breast Cancer Screening in Younger Women

by Rachel Sauer | October 07, 2021

Community,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

“Sex and the City” Actor’s Death Raises Awareness of Pancreatic Cancer

by Rachel Sauer | September 27, 2021

Patient Care,
Vascular Surgery

Cyclist Back on Road Thanks to Aortic Valve Expertise at CU Anschutz

by Chris Casey | September 20, 2021

Christina Gonzalez Robotic Whipple Surgery Pancreatitis Patient | CU Cancer Center & Department of Surgery | Aurora, Colorado

Innovation,
Patient Care,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Robotic Whipple Procedure Offers Pancreatitis Patient Relief

by Valerie Gleaton | August 31, 2021

Patient Care,
Liver Cancer

Surviving a 1-in-5-Million Liver Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | August 25, 2021

Patient Care,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

The Pancreatic Cancer Battle That Bonded a Patient and His Physician

by Greg Glasgow | August 18, 2021

Innovation,
Press Releases,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Magazine

University of Colorado Cancer Center Earns Distinguished Title from National Pancreas Foundation Academic Center of Excellence

by Siyab Khan | August 05, 2021

CU School of Medicine faculty members were ranked among the best on Denver-area magazine 5280 top doctors list.

Patient Care,
Community,

138 CU Faculty Recognized as 5280 Magazine Top Doctors

by School of Medicine | August 04, 2021

Lung Cancer

Kathy Griffin’s Lung Cancer Diagnosis: What Nonsmokers Need to Know

by Greg Glasgow | August 04, 2021

Being LGBTQIA+ on Anschutz Medical Campus | CU School of Medicine | Aurora, Colorado

Education,
Community,

Panel Discusses “Being LGBTQIA+ On Anschutz Medical Campus”

by Valerie Gleaton | June 30, 2021

Innovation,
Melanoma

A New Drug Combination to Treat Mucosal Melanomas

by Greg Glasgow | June 23, 2021

Patient Care,
Community,

U.S. News Ranks Children’s Hospital Colorado Among the Nation’s Best

by School of Medicine | June 15, 2021

Research,
Innovation,
Patient Care,

This Is Breakthrough: Dr. Kia Washington

by Kristen O'Neill | June 15, 2021

University of Colorado School of Medicine 2021 Graduation | Aurora, CO

Education,
Community,
Students,

CU School of Medicine Holds Commencement for the Class of 2021

by Valerie Gleaton | May 28, 2021

Research,
Patient Care,
Esophageal Cancer,
Surgical Oncology,
Clinical Trials

Investigating a Better Treatment Sequence for Esophageal Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | May 25, 2021

Gavi Roda - CUSOM Graduation 2021

Community,
Students,

Exploring the World Leads to Medicine

by Chanthy Na | May 10, 2021

Center for Surgical Innovation | Department of Surgery at CU School of Medicine | Aurora, Colorado

Research,
Innovation,

Center for Surgical Innovation Celebrates One Year in New Location, Looks Forward to the Future

by Valerie Gleaton | May 04, 2021

Education,
Students,

A Game-Changing New Curriculum at the CU School of Medicine

by Greg Glasgow | April 20, 2021

Patient Care,
COVID-19,
Vaccinations,

CU School of Medicine Experts on the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Reactions

by Greg Glasgow | April 16, 2021

Tackling Unconscious Bias in Surgical Oncology | Camille Stewart, MD

Research,
Surgical Oncology

Tackling Unconscious Bias in Surgical Oncology

by Siyab Khan | April 15, 2021

Research,
Awareness,
Pediatric Cancer,
Kidney Cancer

Research supports the practice of personalized treatment to improve fertility outcomes for pediatric kidney cancer patients

by Noelle Musgrave | April 09, 2021

Research,
Breast Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Improving Quality of Life for Breast Cancer Patients

by Greg Glasgow | March 23, 2021

Kia Washington, MD - On a Mission to Create Meaningful Progress on Diversity and Inclusion

Education,
Community,
Faculty,
Diversity

On a Mission to Create Meaningful Progress on Diversity and Inclusion

by Greg Glasgow | March 08, 2021

Education,
Community,

State of the School Address by Dean Reilly

by School of Medicine | January 15, 2021

Awareness,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Magazine,
Surgical Oncology

Alex Trebek’s Death Raising Awareness and Questions About Pancreatic Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | November 11, 2020

Skin Cancer,
Melanoma,
Surgical Oncology

Melanoma Care is a Priority for the CU School of Medicine and Cancer Center

by School of Medicine | October 28, 2020

Surgery | Pancreatic Cancer | CU Cancer Center | Aurora, CO

Research,
Publications,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Simple blood test may help identify patients most likely to benefit from surgery for pancreatic cancer

by Cancer Center | October 20, 2020

Patient Care,
Pancreatic Cancer

This Is Breakthrough: Dr. Richard Schulick

by Staff | February 04, 2020

Patient Care,

Veteran’s Pancreatic Cancer Caught ‘At Just the Right Time’

by Chris Casey | January 16, 2020

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