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SMH Lung Team Detecting Cancer  at Earlier, Most Treatable Stages

SMH Lung Team Detecting Cancer at Earlier, Most Treatable Stages

All too often, lung cancer is diagnosed in a late stage, when it is difficult to treat and survival odds are poor. But SMH lung cancer specialists are helping people beat the odds with an aggressive outreach program and AI technology that is detecting early-stage lung cancer at double the rate achieved in most health systems across the nation.

Thursday, January 16, 2025
Sarasota Memorial Research Institute Participates in Groundbreaking Prostate Cancer Imaging Study

Sarasota Memorial Research Institute Participates in Groundbreaking Prostate Cancer Imaging Study

Sarasota Memorial Research Institute is participating in a grounbreaking prostate cancer imaging study that aims to take precise pictures of the tumors in the body which guides treatment decisions and ultimately improves patient outcomes. 

Friday, October 18, 2024
SMH Breaks Ground on Cancer Pavilion

SMH Breaks Ground on Cancer Pavilion

Sarasota Memorial’s promise to transform cancer care in our community is quickly becoming a reality with its rapidly expanding Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute with a ground breaking event for the new Cancer Pavilion today. 

Wednesday, November 15, 2023
SMH Cancer Team Offers New Treatment for Life-Threatening Brain Tumors

SMH Cancer Team Offers New Treatment for Life-Threatening Brain Tumors

Sarasota Memorial Hospital has begun the use of a novel technology, GammaTile Therapy, to target and treat malignant tumors inside the brain. It is the first new FDA-cleared treatment for brain tumors since 2011 The hospital is one of about 100 treatment centers across the nation, and the first in southwest Florida, to offer the new treatment option.

Thursday, August 17, 2023
Single Gene May Help Physicians Identify, Improve Treatment for Higher Risk Prostate Cancer Patients

Single Gene May Help Physicians Identify, Improve Treatment for Higher Risk Prostate Cancer Patients

A new study by local urologist Robert I. Carey, MD, PhD, along with research colleagues from the Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute and Sarasota Memorial Research Institute, has pinpointed a single gene which may help physicians identify higher risk prostate cancer patients and improve their treatment.

Monday, June 19, 2023
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