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UCI Health honored by AMA for promoting physician well-being
Joy in Medicine™ award recognizes commitment to physician well-being and to reducing burnout.Targeted therapy a game changer for metastatic breast cancer
Mohammadbagher Ziari, MD, used olaparib to successfully treat a patient's metastatic breast cancer which is now in remission.Heartburn or GERD: When to seek advanced care
Discover avanced diagnostics and treatments to improve outcomes for chronic symptoms.Rare disease partnership between CHOC, UCI Health receives $3.2 million award
Research to improve rare disease diagnosis and treatment in underserved communities.Endometrial cancer surge in young women linked to obesity
Endometrial cancer, once found mainly in post-menopausal women, has risen dramatically in recent years among women under 40.Advanced care enabled by seamless collaboration
Cutting-edge technology integrated with a team-based approach, allows UCI Health to deliver precise treatment quickly and effectively.David Lee, MD completes remarkable 7,000th robot-assisted prostatectomy
Lee directs the Comprehensive Prostate Cancer Program and is a nationally regarded leader in minimally invasive robot-assisted prostatectomies.Getting help for thyroid eye disease
Jeremiah Tao, MD, left, and Lilangi Ediriwickrema, MD work closely with a team of specialists to treat thyroid eye disease.UCI otolaryngologists among group of expert contributors to a Springer book on the aftermath of COVID-19
Sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL) has emerged as a potential complication of COVID-19 infection and vaccination.UCI Health names new co-directors of the Digestive Health Institute
Dr. John G. Lee and Dr. Skandan Shanmugan will continue legacy of innovative healthcare and research.Cardiovascular simulation center opens at UCI Health
Advanced software and imaging technology enables the rehearsal of patient-specific procedures—ensuring our physicians are fully prepared before ever stepping into the operating room.Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) at UCI Health
These noninvasive treatments target even the smallest, hardest-to-reach tumors with sub-millimeter precision.