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September 2026

  • In the Emergency Department, Nicola Marzelli, 92, discusses his medical condition with Geriatrician Dr. Wayne Lok and Geriatric Nurse Felecia Armstrong, members of the department’s Geriatric Inter-disciplinary Team.
    NewsSeptember 2026

    Length of stay cut for older patients moving through JGH Emergency Department

  • Dr. Corey Miller (centre) performs an endoscopic procedure to treat a patient who has pancreatic cancer. With his left hand (holding the black device), he guides an endoscope through the patient’s mouth and into the stomach to produce an on screen image of the the nearby tumour. With his right hand (holding the white rod), he delivers a sliver of metal—known as a “source”, which emits alpha particles—into the tumour. Assisting Dr. Miller are Dr. Nicolas Chapelle (left), an Advanced Endoscopy Fellow, and Brandon Ignacz, an Advanced Endoscopy Nurse. (Click on this photo to enlarge it.)
    NewsSeptember 2026

    Promising outlook for new pancreatic cancer treatment pioneered at the JGH

In the Emergency Department, Nicola Marzelli, 92, discusses his medical condition with Geriatrician Dr. Wayne Lok and Geriatric Nurse Felecia Armstrong, members of the department’s Geriatric Inter-disciplinary Team.
NewsSeptember 2026

Length of stay cut for older patients moving through JGH Emergency Department

Henry Mietkiewicz — September 23, 2026
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The new Geriatric Inter-disciplinary team aims to keep frailty from intensifying when patients spend a long time in the ED.

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Dr. Corey Miller (centre) performs an endoscopic procedure to treat a patient who has pancreatic cancer. With his left hand (holding the black device), he guides an endoscope through the patient’s mouth and into the stomach to produce an on screen image of the the nearby tumour. With his right hand (holding the white rod), he delivers a sliver of metal—known as a “source”, which emits alpha particles—into the tumour. Assisting Dr. Miller are Dr. Nicolas Chapelle (left), an Advanced Endoscopy Fellow, and Brandon Ignacz, an Advanced Endoscopy Nurse. (Click on this photo to enlarge it.)
NewsSeptember 2026

Promising outlook for new pancreatic cancer treatment pioneered at the JGH

Henry Mietkiewicz — September 4, 2026
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Clinical trials and further research are under way into the use of endoscopic techniques to embed radioactive materials in tumours.

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