New research on treatment and diagnosis of pancreatic cancer has been coming out the last few weeks. We wanted to give you an ... More
Research
Is Sitting the New Smoking? Um, no.
The media loves an exploitive headline and when a study came out that said a lifestyle of mostly sitting was close to the ... More
Have We Already Cured AIDS?
A 2½-year-old girl now joins the Berlin Patient as the second person “functionally cured” of AIDS. A functional cure is defined a ... More
Announcing the New Oncology HUB
Today we’re unveiling the latest development in bringing even more personalized, high-value clinical content to Sermo - the new O ... More
How Doctors Die
Only about 8% of people who go into cardiac arrest outside of a medical setting survive. Think your chances are much better in a ... More
Breast Cancer Research Top Physician Priority
Breast cancer awareness campaigns and “taking back the pink” are critical to help patients get early care. Our Sermo docs, on the ... More
Physicians and Medical Technology
Medical technology is expanding in leaps and bounds, from growing organs in petri dishes to printing them out on 3D printers. We ... More
Taking Back the Pink
You might have noticed we pinked up a bit here at Sermo. We’re supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month - even though it’s had a r ... More
Twitter Chat for PBS’s League of Denial
We were inspired by PBS’s recent research about concussions in the NFL. Through their research project, Concussion Watch, they’ve ... More
Sermo Announces Partnership with Joslin Diabetes Center
Today at the Diabetes + Innovation Conference we are pleased to announce our collaboration with the Joslin Diabetes Center. This ... More