Pancreatic cancer has been a tough nut to crack, so much so that many clinicians and researchers focus on cancer screening due to the dearth of treatments. But new research is gaining momentum that could mean greater survival for patients with pancreatic cancer.
In this first episode of The Scope, host David Robbins, MD, an associate chief and the program director in gastroenterology at Northwell Health Lenox Hill, in New York City, interviews Nicholas Hornstein, MD, PhD, a GI-medical oncologist and an assistant professor at the Northwell Health Cancer Center, also in New York City, about the new advances.
Check back soon for new episodes of The Scope, and, in the meantime, check out some of our videos on all things gastroenterology.
—GEN Staff
Dr. Robbins is a member of the Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News editorial board.
