Mollie Barnes
Writer, Editor & Digital Marketer
I am a writer and digital marketer with 13+ years of experience. I have a Bachelor's of Journalism & Master's of Science in Medical Science - Biomedical Neuroscience. Email: mollie100yearsco.com
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Can Radiation Be Used to Treat Noncancerous Conditions?
Low-dose radiation therapy can be an innovative treatment option for chronic pain and inflammation.
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What’s Next in Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment?
A Keck Medicine of USC podiatric surgeon discusses how old research is informing new innovations for wound healing and ulcer care.
Diabetic foot ulcers can be as life-threatening as cancer, but they’re not often talked about with the same urgency.
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What will it take to accelerate the use—and application—of AI in the OR?
It starts with technology, clinical domain expertise, sound economics and an evolution in regulation and certification. And if done right, there’s potential for an exponential increase in better patient outcomes.
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Behind the Mask Report
Survey insights from more than 1,500 surgeons across five countries—representing specialties including bariatric, colorectal, cardiac/cardiovascular, orthopaedic and thoracic—plus direct feedback from interviews with additional surgeons shine a light on how these clinicians are under mental, physical and emotional strain, the crucial need for solutions, and the devastating cost of inaction.
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What Is Palliative Care?
A physician explains how palliative care helps patients at Keck Medicine of USC.
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Should I Be Worried if My Doctor Suggests We “Wait and Watch” My Cancer?
An oncologist explains why doctors sometimes recommend a “watch and wait” approach.
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Behind the mask: The hidden toll of surgeon burnout
Survey insights from more than 1,500 surgeons across five countries—representing specialties including bariatric, colorectal, cardiac/cardiovascular, orthopaedic and thoracic—plus direct feedback from interviews with additional surgeons shine a light on how these clinicians are under mental, physical and emotional strain, the crucial need for solutions, and the devastating cost of inaction.
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Can Marijuana Cause Lung Cancer?
Marijuana use is legal, but that doesn’t mean it’s without health risks.
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4 Things You Should Know About Gallstones
Do you have severe abdominal pain? You could have gallstones. Learn more about the signs and symptoms.
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Cancer Surgery: How Can Doctors Set Realistic Patient Expectations About Results?
A Keck Medicine of USC breast surgeon shares best practices to keep patients informed about treatment steps and expectations.
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Do You Need to Worry About Thyroid Nodules?
Thyroid nodules are very common. An otolaryngologist explains when to be concerned.
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Ending Medical Stigma: How to Talk to Your Patients About Obesity Treatment
For patients with obesity, diet and exercise attempts have a 98% failure rate. So why is there a stigma in medicine around discussing treatment options for obesity?
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7 Big Changes in Radiation Oncology
A Keck Medicine of USC radiation oncologist discusses top shifts in radiation oncology.
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What Should Doctors Know About FDA’s Black Box Change for Hormone Replacement Therapy Drugs?
A Keck Medicine of USC breast surgeon discusses the FDA’s decision — and whether using HRT to treat menopause symptoms actually affects breast cancer risk.
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Can This Device Help Neurosurgeons Better Treat Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus — and More?
A Keck Medicine of USC neurointerventionalist discusses how a minimally invasive, endovascularly implantable cerebrospinal fluid shunt is the next-generation treatment for normal pressure hydrocephalus — and possibly more.