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Greg Glasgow

Research Symposium participants pose with CU Surgery faculty members.

Annual Research Symposium Spotlights Work by CU Surgery Residents

by Greg Glasgow | May 13, 2025
Dan Wood, PhD, MBBS, FRCS Urol, speaks at the Bridging the Gap conference in February.

‘Bridging the Gap’ Conference Brings Together Pediatric and Adult Providers to Learn About the Transition From Pediatric to Adult Care

by Greg Glasgow | May 07, 2025
Alexis Keyworth headshot

Department of Surgery Physician Assistant Alexis Keyworth, PA-C, Honored as PA of the Year

by Greg Glasgow | May 01, 2025
Ahmad Hider headshot

How Bundled Payment Systems Can Encourage Hospitals to Reduce Their Greenhouse Emissions

by Greg Glasgow | April 30, 2025
organ donation cooler

Organ Donation: How Does It Work?

by Greg Glasgow | April 24, 2025
Hand holding glass of alcohol

Negative Effects of Alcohol Can Be Magnified in Older Adults

by Greg Glasgow | April 10, 2025
Patient on SOZO machine

New Device and Surgical Techniques Help CU Surgeons Diagnose and Treat Lymphedema After Breast Cancer Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | April 07, 2025
Illustration of blood clot

What to Know About Blood Clots

by Greg Glasgow | March 26, 2025
hands holding tiny kidneys

Five Promising Developments to Celebrate During National Kidney Month

by Greg Glasgow | March 20, 2025
Ned Steffens portrait

After Tracheal Stenosis Robbed Him of His Ability to Breathe, Ned Steffens Underwent Complex Airway Surgery Combining Expertise of the CU Department of Surgery and CU Department of Otolaryngology 

by Greg Glasgow | March 18, 2025
Samuel Lai headshot

CU Department of Surgery Research Finds ‘Watch and Wait’ Management of Rectal Cancer Post-Treatment is Effective and Avoids Surgical Complications

by Greg Glasgow | March 06, 2025
Mark Musil in his hospital bed

ECMO and a Transplant Quieted the ‘Electrical Storm’ in Mark Musil’s Heart

by Greg Glasgow | February 26, 2025

How to Control Overactive Bladder When Medicine is Not Enough

by Greg Glasgow | February 19, 2025
Researcher looking through a microscope

Clinical Research Office Keeps Innovation Moving at the CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | February 13, 2025
UCHealth University of Colorado

CU Surgery Faculty Honored With UCHealth Medical Staff Awards

by Greg Glasgow | February 07, 2025
Chemotherapy bag hanging on IV pole

CU Surgery Members Contribute to Study Showing Benefit of Chemotherapy Prior to Pancreatic Cancer Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | February 04, 2025
Martin McCarter headshot

Martin McCarter, MD, Named the Gary, Debbie, and Brandon Mandelbaum Endowed Chair in Melanoma Research

by Greg Glasgow | February 03, 2025
computer illustration of thyroid gland

When Do I Need Thyroid Surgery?

by Greg Glasgow | January 29, 2025
Gerald Paity with xx, left, and xx.

Ineligible for Years Because of His High BMI, Gerald Paity Finally Received a Kidney Transplant Thanks to a Robotic Procedure at the CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | January 16, 2025
Nurse helping hospital patient walk

CU Department of Surgery Research Shows Benefit of Early Ambulation After Lung Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | January 14, 2025
Mark Greyson, MD, Tanzanian surgeon Shahnoor Saiyed, MD, and Caleb Barnhill, MD

CU Hand Surgery Expert Trains Plastic Surgeons in Tanzania

by Greg Glasgow | January 09, 2025
two hands wearing gloves

Identifying, Treating, and Avoiding Frostbite

by Greg Glasgow | January 07, 2025
Jon Matsumura, MD, headshot

Why Are Women With Aortic Aneurysms Dying Faster Than Men With the Same Condition?

by Greg Glasgow | December 18, 2024
surgical patient in bed looking out window

$1 Million Gift Will Support Mental and Emotional Health During Recovery From Aortic Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | December 16, 2024
emergency department

New Protocol Reduces Unnecessary Postoperative ED Visits By Nearly 50% for Pediatric Urology Patients

by Greg Glasgow | December 02, 2024
Pancreas Cancer Awareness Month

Painful Symptoms Led to Discovery of Precancerous Pancreatic Cyst

by Greg Glasgow | November 21, 2024
Clay Burlew receives the 2024 Olga Jonasson Distinguished Member award

Clay Cothren Burlew, MD, FACS, Receives the 2024 Olga Jonasson Distinguished Member Award From the Association of Women Surgeons

by Greg Glasgow | November 19, 2024
Kristy Hawley, MD, MPH, at the controls of the surgical robot.

GITES Surgeon Performs Surgery Department’s First Robotic Emergency Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | November 12, 2024
Zhaohui Wang, DVM, MA, headshot

Department of Defense Funds Research by CU Surgery Faculty Member to Preserve Tissue Prior to Transplant

by Greg Glasgow | November 04, 2024
CU Surgery residents train at the Center for Surgical Innovation in September.

Center for Surgical Innovation Gives CU Surgery Residents State-of-the-Art Training

by Greg Glasgow | October 29, 2024
Tablet showing an electronic health record

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.

SOAR Program Reduces Sedation for Patients in the Cardiothoracic ICU

by Greg Glasgow | October 22, 2024
Plastic surgeon delivering a presentation from the stage

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

by Greg Glasgow | October 14, 2024
Nielsen and her mother

Early Detection Helped Sandra Nielsen Through Her Breast Cancer Journey

by Greg Glasgow | October 08, 2024
Nicholas Cost headshot

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

by Greg Glasgow | September 30, 2024
Research Retreat participants pose for a group photo.

Department of Surgery Research Retreat Puts Spotlight on Collaboration 

by Greg Glasgow | September 24, 2024
Group photo of Wellness Committee activity.

Wellness Committee Helps Surgical Residents Thrive

by Greg Glasgow | September 20, 2024
Jason Patton and Marco Del Chiaro, MD, PhD

Positive Attitude Helped Jason Patton Through His Ampullary Cancer Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | September 13, 2024
hands in surgical gloves tracing a vein

What is Vascular Surgery?

by Greg Glasgow | September 09, 2024
surgeon at the console of a surgery robot

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

by Greg Glasgow | September 03, 2024
Visiting surgeons with Phuong Nguyen, MD.

Global Surgery Program Welcomes Cleft Experts From Vietnam

by Greg Glasgow | August 27, 2024
Thomas Robinson headshot

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

Peritoneal Dialysis Allows More Flexibility for Patients With Advanced Kidney Disease

by Greg Glasgow | August 13, 2024
Elizabeth Kovacs headshot

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

by Greg Glasgow | August 08, 2024
Alison Xie, PhD, headshot

CCTSI Grant Funds New Model for Bladder Research

by Greg Glasgow | July 30, 2024
hands holding an illustration of a liver

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

by Greg Glasgow | July 25, 2024
doctor holding a baby with cleft lip and palate

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

by Greg Glasgow | July 18, 2024
Jessica Rove and Eden Nohra headshots

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

by Greg Glasgow | July 09, 2024
man working out

How Men Can Take Charge of Their Heart Health

by Greg Glasgow | June 26, 2024
Meacham speaking at an AUA meeting.

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

by Greg Glasgow | June 19, 2024
Graduate receiving certificate

Residents and Fellows Bid Farewell at Department of Surgery Graduation Ceremony

by Greg Glasgow | June 17, 2024
young man playing baseball

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

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

by Greg Glasgow | May 30, 2024

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

Spotlighting Disparities in Pediatric Liver Cancer Treatment

by Greg Glasgow | May 21, 2024
Marco Del Chiaro, MD, PhD, with UCHealth Hospital in the background

CU Department of Surgery Named Pancreatitis Center of Excellence

by Greg Glasgow | May 17, 2024
Two surgeons operating | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

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

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

Increasing the Yield for Organ Transplants After Circulatory Death

by Greg Glasgow | April 22, 2024
Surgeons in masks in OR

Plastic Surgery Residents Experience Global Surgery During Trip to Vietnam

by Greg Glasgow | April 11, 2024
CU trauma surgery team at conference

CU Surgery Residents Win Big in Western Trauma Association Paper Competition

by Greg Glasgow | April 09, 2024
Gilbert at ACS conference

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

by Greg Glasgow | March 29, 2024

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

Surgical Resident Researches the Effectiveness of New Protocol for Lumpectomy Procedures

by Greg Glasgow | March 25, 2024
Scientist conducting research

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

by Greg Glasgow | March 11, 2024
Basketball on a court

March Madness is Prime Time for Vasectomies

by Greg Glasgow | March 08, 2024
surgery robot

Setting Realistic Expectations for Recovery After Robotic Lung Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | February 20, 2024
Doctor consulting with teenage patient

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

by Greg Glasgow | February 13, 2024
University of Colorado Hospital

Department of Surgery Members Honored With UCHealth Medical Staff Awards

by Greg Glasgow | February 09, 2024
hands holding image of heart

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

by Greg Glasgow | February 08, 2024
Jessica C Cardenas

New Hire Brings Thrombotic Complications Research to CU Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | February 01, 2024
Catherine Velopulos, MD

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

by Greg Glasgow | January 22, 2024
young girl receiving chemotherapy

Does Some Chemotherapy Cause Urinary Tract Dysfunction in Children? 

by Greg Glasgow | January 11, 2024
Global surgeons in Vietnam

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

Annual Meeting Brings Alcohol and Immunity Researchers to CU Anschutz Campus

by Greg Glasgow | December 20, 2023
Empty operating room

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

by Greg Glasgow | December 19, 2023
Gas fireplace

Keeping Children Safe From Fireplace Burns 

by Greg Glasgow | December 14, 2023

Examining Health Disparities in Pediatric Surgical Care 

by Greg Glasgow | December 12, 2023
Galectin-3 protein

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

by Greg Glasgow | November 21, 2023
Alison Xie

Alison Xie, PhD, Named SBUR Young Investigator for 2023 

by Greg Glasgow | November 20, 2023
Surgeons performing the fetascopic procedure

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

Surgery Fellow’s Book Series Helps Children Understand Their Care 

by Greg Glasgow | October 30, 2023
model of human heart | University of Colorado Department of Surgery

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

by Greg Glasgow | October 20, 2023

The Bachelor in Paradise 'Poo Baby,' Explained

by Greg Glasgow | October 19, 2023

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

by Greg Glasgow | October 11, 2023

Eliminating Biases Through a Holistic Review Process for Residency Candidates 

by Greg Glasgow | October 06, 2023
Trevor Nydam, MD, at the surgical robot

CU Surgeons Perform Department’s First Robotic Living Liver Donation

by Greg Glasgow | August 30, 2023
blood pressure cuff

Studying the Role of Glial Cells in Regulating Blood Pressure 

by Greg Glasgow | August 29, 2023
mother and baby

CU Surgery Faculty Members Urge Training Programs to Consider Young Parents 

by Greg Glasgow | August 18, 2023
Mitchell Cohen

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

by Greg Glasgow | August 09, 2023

What You Should Know About Pericarditis 

by Greg Glasgow | August 04, 2023
surgical robot

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

by Greg Glasgow | July 21, 2023
graduation group photo

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

by Greg Glasgow | June 13, 2023
baby boy

What is Hypospadias? 

by Greg Glasgow | June 08, 2023
Participants at the surgery research symposium

Surgery Residents Share Research at Annual Symposium 

by Greg Glasgow | May 23, 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.

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

by Greg Glasgow | May 12, 2023
The American Urological Association recently named Kerri Thurmon, MD, as one of the recipients of its 2023 Young Urologist of the Year Award.

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

by Greg Glasgow | April 17, 2023
A $1.9 million grant from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research will help develop better treatment for children with craniosynostosis.

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

by Greg Glasgow | April 12, 2023
Kovacs and her team found a correlation between inflammation markers in the blood of intoxicated burn-injured patients and delirium during hospitalization.

Can Alcohol-Associated Burn Injuries Impair Cognitive Function? 

by Greg Glasgow | April 07, 2023
Doctors want patients to stop smoking prior to surgery, due to the effects smoking has on the body. 

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.

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.

Sharing a Surgical Legacy 

by Greg Glasgow | March 10, 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.

Kovacs Named Vice Chair of Research for CU Department of Surgery 

by Greg Glasgow | March 07, 2023
Megan Adams, MD, surgical director of pediatric living donor transplantation, received the American Society of Transplant Surgeons' 2023 Pipeline Award.

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

by Greg Glasgow | February 28, 2023
Gallstones are a common problem affecting Americans. Michael Cripps, MD, talks about gallstones, gallbladder disease and gallbladder cancer.

What is a Gallstone, Anyway?

by Greg Glasgow | February 14, 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.

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

by Greg Glasgow | February 01, 2023
More than 300 kidney transplants, 130 liver transplants, 60 heart transplants, and 40 lung transplants were performed over the past 12 months.

CU Surgeons Set Records for Transplants in 2022 

by Greg Glasgow | January 23, 2023
The CU Department of Surgery has implemented a pathway to identify patients who are more likely to suffer acute kidney injury following cardiac surgery.

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

by Greg Glasgow | December 12, 2022
The new fellowship combines the critical care and burn-specific training that are historically done in separate one-year fellowships.

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.

Coaching Program Helps Surgical Interns Through Their First Year of Residency 

by Greg Glasgow | December 06, 2022
Transplant surgeons at the University of Colorado School of Medicine perform robotic transplant surgery on patients with high BMIs, giving new hope.

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

by Greg Glasgow | November 22, 2022

Surgical Resident Wins Award for Best Cardiac Presentation 

by Greg Glasgow | November 18, 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.

Surgery Team Develops Protocol to Lower Number of Aspiration Events

by Greg Glasgow | November 14, 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.

Why Older Lungs Don’t Respond as Well to Trauma 

by Greg Glasgow | October 17, 2022
When the legs don't receive enough blood flow, it can cause pain when walking. PAD is usually a sign of atherosclerosis.

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.

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.

Thoracic Surgeons Launch Enhanced Recovery Plan for Patients

by Greg Glasgow | September 16, 2022
An inguinal hernia is tissue — sometimes intestinal tissue — that bulges out of a weak spot in the abdominal wall, below the belt line.

What You Need to Know About Inguinal Hernias 

by Greg Glasgow | August 26, 2022
Huang will study noninvasive biomarkers that would allow doctors to more quickly identify potential signs of VCA rejection and adjust immunosuppression.

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

by Greg Glasgow | August 23, 2022
Suarez-Pierre found that the number of solid organ transplants declined in 2020, as did the number of organ donors and waitlist registrations.

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

by Greg Glasgow | August 15, 2022
A grant from Align Technologies will support Lowe in developing more efficient ways to treat infants with cleft lip and palate.

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.

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.

A Better Understanding of Survival Rates for Lung Transplant Recipients

by Greg Glasgow | June 17, 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.

Low Testosterone: Separating Fact From Fiction

by Greg Glasgow | June 10, 2022
Shannon Acker, MD, contributed to research on the potential for e-cigarettes to explode during use.

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.

How a Leaky Gut Leads to Inflamed Lungs 

by Greg Glasgow | May 11, 2022
Transitional urology aims to manage the shift from pediatric to adult care, encouraging young adults to play a leading role in their own health care.

Transitioning Pediatric Urology Patients to Adult Care 

by Greg Glasgow | March 02, 2022
Paul Bauling, MD, of the University of Colorado Burn Center in the CU Department of Surgery, offers these tips for staying safe from burns in the kitchen.

Fire Safety in the Kitchen 

by Greg Glasgow | February 09, 2022
NanoSilk is a silk-based skin cream created by CU School of Medicine faculty member Ken Liechty, MD, a pediatric surgeon at Children’s Hospital Colorado.

New Cosmetic Cream Created at CU Leaves Skin 'Silky' Smooth

by Greg Glasgow | February 03, 2022

Reducing Catheter-Caused UTIs in Surgery Patients 

by Greg Glasgow | February 01, 2022
Emma Lamping awarded $5,000 to support her work comparing postoperative pain medication requirements among cannabis users and nonusers.

Medical Student Receives Grant to Help With Cannabis Study

by Greg Glasgow | January 06, 2022
Margot DeBot, MD, and TJ Schaid, MD placed first and second

CU School of Medicine Surgery Residents Take First, Second Place in Trauma Paper Competition

by Greg Glasgow | December 17, 2021
Jessica Rove, MD, and Simran Randhawa, MBBS, of the University of Colorado Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery

Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery at CU School of Medicine Celebrates a ‘Herstoric’ Moment

by Greg Glasgow | November 17, 2021
Fluid Dynamics | CU Department of Surgery | GITES

Fluid Dynamics

by Greg Glasgow | October 19, 2021

Better Patient Care Through Clinical Pathways

by Greg Glasgow | July 12, 2021
Matthew Bartley School

Viral Tweet Puts Surgery Resident in the Spotlight

by Greg Glasgow | July 01, 2021

Patients Now Have Immediate Access to Their Medical Records. How Can Providers Help Them Make Sense of the Data?

by Greg Glasgow | June 14, 2021

Research Symposium Highlights Impactful Projects Across the Department of Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | May 26, 2021
University of Colorado Surgeon Performs State’s First COVID-19 Lung Transplant

University of Colorado Surgeon Performs State’s First COVID-19 Lung Transplant

by Greg Glasgow | April 26, 2021

Following Patients’ Progress After Surgery 

by Greg Glasgow | April 07, 2021
Navigating Through the Pandemic

Navigating Through the Pandemic

by Greg Glasgow | March 24, 2021

Resident Recounts Her Son’s NICU Battle in Essay for New England Journal of Medicine

by Greg Glasgow | February 19, 2021
Department of Surgery Makes Diversity, Equity and Inclusion a Priority

Department of Surgery Makes Diversity, Equity and Inclusion a Priority

by Greg Glasgow | December 14, 2020
Camille Stewart's article about medical cannabis explains issues around the drug’s legality, makes recommendations for its use before and after surgery and pushes for research on its effects on postoperative patients.

Untangling Medical Cannabis

by Greg Glasgow | December 07, 2020
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