Newly developed tool assists Parkinson’s patients in making decisions about deep brain stimulation

10 April 2026

Deciding whether and when to pursue deep brain stimulation (DBS) can feel overwhelming for people living with Parkinson’s disease. Although DBS is widely recognised as…

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Older Adults Under Stress Face Greater Challenges Recovering from Surgery

22 January 2026

Even relatively modest stress before surgery may significantly affect how well older adults recover, according to new research from Duke University School of Medicine. The…

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Surgical Intervention Enhances Quality of Life in Patients with Acoustic Neuroma: Study Findings

9 July 2024

Researchers at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have discovered that employing an innovative surgical technique to remove acoustic neuromas and slow-growing…

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The type of surgery and its associated risk level exert a considerable influence on the occurrence of complications and mortality rates among elderly patients

27 May 2024

Frailty stands as a well-established predictor concerning the likelihood of complications and mortality following surgery. Nonetheless, a recent study, as published in the Journal of…

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