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March 5, 2026Redefining What’s “Unfixable”: Expanding the Boundaries of Hernia Care
A decade ago, certain hernias were quietly categorized as unfixable. Patients with large abdominal wall hernias that had already failed one or more prior repairs, significant comorbidities, and who had already undergone numerous operations and were told there were no remaining options.American Society of Hematology 2025 Review
February 28, 2026Redefining Function Through Physiatry: A Closer Look at Pelvic Floor Care
Physiatry has always centered on restoring movement, reducing pain, and helping patients participate fully in life. But at Atlantic Health, that mission is taking on new meaning, especially for patients whose pelvic health issues have gone untreated, misdiagnosed, or normalized for years. Rakhi Vyas, DO, board-certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation, is helping change that.Bringing Advanced Photon Therapy Closer to Home at Atlantic Health Chilton Medical Center
Cancer care today is more advanced, more personalized, and more effective than ever before, and Radiation Oncology plays a central role in that progress.Creative Approaches for Home Modifications to Optimize Safety and Accessibility
February 18, 2026Brain Metastasis Management: Resection versus Radiation
February 5, 2026Inside the Mind: Practical Neurology for the Practicing Clinician
February 4, 2026From Fragile Beginnings to Healthy Futures: Dr. Amy Presti on Neonatal Care at New Jersey’s First Fully Integrated Fetal Diagnostic and Treatment Center
Dr. Amy Presti has spent nearly two decades caring for the tiniest and most fragile patients at Atlantic Health. Today her work is part of something rate in perinatal medicine: a center built to connect fetal and newborn care as one continuous experience.Maternal-Fetal Medicine at New Jersey’s First and Only Comprehensive Fetal Diagnostic and Treatment Center: Dr. Karen Russo on Caring for Mothers and Babies Together
Dr. Karen Russo admits she isn’t overly formal. The down-to-earth approach is part of what defines the first-of-its-kind Hersh Fetal Diagnostic and Treatment Center in New Jersey.San Antonio Breast Cancer 2025 Review Virtual Symposium
January 31, 2026Seeing the Heart Before Birth: Fetal Cardiology at the Multidisciplinary Hersh Fetal Diagnostic and Treatment Center
When Dr. Jeffrey Dayton talks about fetal cardiology, he doesn’t begin with machines or procedures. He talks about parents. About how they walk into his consultation room with anxiety written on their faces. About how they leave with more understanding than they expected, and sometimes, for the first time in days, a sense of hope.