News

• Pancreatic cancer: the happy ending of Caterina, a former patient of Humanitas
• Fetus and brain: the links of early development with diseases in adulthood
• Cardiovascular Surgery: Humanitas receives important recognition from the University of Oxford
• Obesity and tumors: several studies confirm the link between cancer and the extra pounds
• Polyps and colorectal tumors: increasingly less invasive procedures, a course at Humanitas University for the surgical technique TAMIS
• Augmented Reality and Medicine: at the Mario Luzzatto Simulation Center, the world’s first test of Endosight technologies
• Accurate and personalised medicine: new frontiers for cancer, asthma, psoriasis and neurological diseases
• Empathy and trust in the work of the physiotherapist are part of the rehabilitation process
• Congress on infections in endoscopy at Humanitas
• Cancer: CAR-T cells, new perspective to defeat cancer
• Humanitas and Cambridge: important collaboration between excellences. Prof. Servadei appointed Honorary Visiting Professor
• Brain tumors: surgical techniques through the temporal bone without touching the brain
• Anesthesia and intensive care: combine research with clinical care for personalized care protocols and better recovery
• Haematological neoplasms: a blood test for screening patients at risk and studying mutations associated with leukaemia and tumors
• Progressive luxation and hip reconstruction in infantile cerebral palsy: two studies by Prof. Nicola Portinaro and his team
• Dysmetria of the lower limbs and vascular anomalies, Prof. Nicola Portinaro special guest at the VI National Congress SISAV
• The “Ambrogino d’oro” award to Alberto Mantovani and Marco Alloisio
• At AYA’s Christmas dinner: charity collection for the Humanitas project dedicated to young and adult cancer patients
• Radiotherapy: 15 years old in the Humanitas department, more than 25,000 patients treated. In a live Facebook the answers of the experts
• Lung cancer: with the SMAC project of Humanitas early diagnosis and hitech
• Esophagus: new therapies for cancer and other diseases. Double long-term survival