Patients with non-small cell lung cancer benefit from targeted therapy, and the New England Journal of Medicine publishes the clinical results of Lu Shun and others

Hearing a gastroscopy examination, I hesitate. Is there a less painful examination method? What are the paintings in Gallery 600 really like? The 5th Shanghai Municipal Hospital "Citizen Health Science Popularization Week" and "Hospital Open Day" activities, sponsored by the Shanghai Shenkang Hospital Development Center and jointly participated by 37 municipal hospitals, have officially launched recently. Citizens have entered medical institutions and gained new experiences and understanding of places that are both familiar and mysterious. The "Hospital Open Day" of the Sixth Hospital in the city. The Sixth Hospital of the City: Revealing the Secrets of Digestive Endoscopy, no longer afraid of "endoscopy". As the saying goes, "nine out of ten people have their stomachs", indicating the universality of stomach diseases. In recent years, with the change of diet and lifestyle, the incidence rate of digestive tract diseases is increasing, and digestive system tumors account for about 40% of the total incidence rate of tumors. To strengthen citizens' understanding of digestion

From an altitude of 4 meters to an altitude of 4000 meters, a "Love Transmission" spanning 5000 kilometers connects Shanghai and Tibet: "I finally have new ears!" Tibetan boy Zhaxi Ouzhu said excitedly and shyly to his grandfather. On September 1, the eye, ear and nose plastic surgery team of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Department Hospital affiliated to Fudan University successfully completed the small ear deformity ear reconstruction operation for two Tibetan boys, Zhaxiouzhu and Dawa, in Shigatse People's Hospital, Xizang, for five hours. It is reported that this is the first time that the operation was successfully carried out in Shigatse. In the process of promoting thematic education in the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital, closely focusing on the general requirements of "learning ideas, strengthening party spirit, emphasizing practice, and building new achievements", Qian Biao, Secretary of the Party Committee, and Wu Yuejun, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, led the "Joyful Online" volunteer service team of plastic surgery, and went to Shigatse, Xizang to carry out the "Joyful Love Transmission

As school is about to start and autumn is approaching, children are entering a season of high incidence of respiratory diseases. During the COVID-19, people wearing masks "stayed at home" and had significantly less contact with the outside world, leading to the global phenomenon of "incomplete" immune function of people. Once the external environment is exposed and exposed more, the risk of disease in the population will increase, and foreign experts refer to this phenomenon as "immune debt". How to prepare for the high incidence season of diseases in advance? Recently, Professor Hong Jianguo from the Department of Pediatrics at the First People's Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine provided guidance on disease prevention for parents. A balanced diet does not require excessive supplementation of trace elements. Clinical observations have shown that many children with recurrent respiratory infections have a preference for overeating, some consume too much protein, while others do not eat vegetables or eat too little. How to achieve dietary balance? Introduction by Hong Jianguo: The basic nutritional requirement of humans is protein

Dr. Zhang, please help me. In July, a Xinjiang patient came to the expert clinic of Zhang Ling, the chief physician of the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Head and Neck Oncology at Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital. 32 year old Abudu comes from Bachu County in Kashgar region. Two months ago, he went to the local health center for treatment due to a walnut sized lump in his mouth. After several twists and turns, it was only then that I learned that there were experts from Shanghai assisting Xinjiang at the Kashgar Second Institute. The local doctor's biopsy suggests that Abudu is suffering from adenoid cystic carcinoma of the left maxilla. Due to limitations in local medical conditions, a remote video consultation was immediately conducted, and Zhang Ling, who had just returned to Shanghai three months ago and was in contact with the 10th batch of Xinjiang aid cadres, was contacted. Zhang Ling carefully read the enhanced CT of the patient's head and neck, and found that the left maxillary bone was damaged significantly, suggesting that the patient should be operated as soon as possible. From Bachu to Shanghai, you need to take a long-distance bus for 4 hours first

According to statistics from the China Sleep Research Association, over 300 million people in China had sleep disorders in 2021, and the incidence of insomnia in adults was as high as 38.2%. Insomnia has become one of the most common diseases in modern society. As the weather gradually gets stuffy and hot, being unable to sleep has troubled many people. In sleep disorder clinics, patients often ask: Will staying up late make them stupid? Will taking sleeping pills lead to addiction? What should I do if I can't sleep? Is "inability to sleep" a disease? Sleep is an important foundation for the human body to regulate its physiological functions, repair the body, promote growth and development, maintain endocrine stability, and enhance immunity. In 2019, Science magazine published two consecutive articles revealing the scientific basis for "staying up late to become foolish". For example, memory is organized and stored during sleep, thus lacking