Surgeons Discuss Diagnostic Gaps, Mitigation Strategies for Older Emergency General Surgery Patients

Surgeons in LMICs Can Expands Their Quality Improvement Skills with ACS Basics Course

ACS launches a tailored Quality Improvement Basics course for low- and middle-income countries, alongside new global pricing options.

Improving outcomes for injured patients may be achieved by enhancing awareness of food insecurity-related issues.

More than 2,100 healthcare organizations have removed stigmatizing mental health questions, advancing clinician well-being and privacy.

Join surgeons and engineers March 10–11 in Chicago to explore cutting-edge technologies shaping surgical education.

Watch Dr. Carrie Chan discuss a JACS study using machine learning to predict surgical site infection risk in pediatric patients.

ACS proposes adaptable workplace standards to align surgeon well-being, patient safety, and long-term workforce stability.

The ACS joins specialty societies awarded funding to expand age-friendly 4Ms practices in outpatient surgical settings.

March marks Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, highlighting the need for earlier detection and updated screening vigilance.

The latest SVS recommendations for intermittent claudication stress lifestyle therapy first, with selective use of revascularization.

New research shows melanoma-associated fibroblasts actively drive tumor growth, immune evasion, and resistance to therapy.

Study highlights the tumor microenvironment as a key driver of melanoma progression and a potential target to overcome drug resistance.