Julie Ferris-Tillman

Cancer July 9, 2026 In this episode of "Tomorrow's Cure," Lindsay Sievert talks with Stephanie Polites, M.D., a pediatric surgeon at Mayo Clinic, and Timothy Lautz, M.D., a pediatric surgeon and surgical oncologist at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, about how fluorescent imaging is helping guide safer, more precise surgery. The approach uses fluorescent agents and specialized cameras to make structures glow on a screen.

Neurosciences July 1, 2026 Thisepisode of "Tomorrow's Cure" features Oana Dumitrascu, M.D., a vascular neurologist at Mayo Clinic in Arizona, and Yalin Wang, Ph.D., program chair of the Computer Science Graduate Programs in the School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence at Arizona State University, as they discuss a new, noninvasive approach to learning more about Alzheimer's disease.

Cancer June 24, 2026 This episode of "Tomorrow's Cure" focuses on our growing abilities to treat tumors using technology at the crossroads of biology and physics. Adam Holtzman, M.D. is a radiation oncologist at Mayo Clinic in Florida and he joins Paige Taylor, M.D., an assistant professor of radiation physics outreach at MD Anderson Cancer Center, to discuss advances in radiation therapy that include the more powerful impact and precision of carbon ion therapy.