Tag: medicine

Do you have to take antidepressants forever? The answer isn’t the same for everyone, explains psychiatric medication expert Jane Sundberg, PharmD, BCPP of University of Rochester Medicine.

Learn what to know about flu season 2026–2027, from URochester Medicine experts, including flu symptoms, vaccines, at-home flu tests, treatment, antivirals, and when to seek care.

CHS Mobile Integrated Healthcare and University of Rochester Medicine have partnered to offer emergency blood transfusion services on ground ambulances for patients experiencing hemorrhagic shock. ...

University of Rochester Medicine alumni share five lessons for PhD students, including advice on mentors, career planning, and transferable skills.

Researcher are investigating how the biological clock within cancer cells aids in the spread of cancer.

For six weeks each summer, students from the Rochester City School District enter neuroscience research labs at the University of Rochester as scientists. Paired with a bench mentor, they are ...

As Neurology marks its 60th anniversary, colleagues will celebrate the career of Józefowicz, whose more than three decades of teaching and mentorship have left an enduring mark on the Department and ...

Why do sports fans get so emotional? Sports psychology expert Craig Cypher, PsyD, CMPC, shares how to manage sports stress, cope when your team loses, and enjoy the positives of being a fan.

Students donned their white coats Aug. 14 in a deeply meaningful and highly celebratory kickoff to their medical training.

URochester researchers and clinicians use mobile emergency treatment, regional telemedicine networks, and research, including understanding brain plasticity, rehabilitation, sleep, and clot biology, ...