Patient Care Suicide Prevention Starts Before a Crisis By Sydney Burrows Sep. 29, 2026 Peter Wyman, PhD, and Kimberly Van Orden, PhD, in the URochester Medicine Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide, share how suicide prevention can start long before someone experiences a ...
Patient Care Should Cancer Patients Exercise? What Research Says By Elizabeth Beach Jun. 4, 2026 Research from URochester Medicine Wilmot Cancer Institute shows exercise can help reduce chemo brain, fatigue, anxiety, and other side effects of cancer treatment. Here’s what studies reveal about ...
Research Air Pollution and Brain Health: What You Need to Know By Mark Michaud Jun. 2, 2026 Discover how air pollution affects brain health in children and adults. URochester Medicine researchers reveal links to learning difficulties, dementia, and Parkinson's—plus steps you can take to ...
Patient Care A Smarter Map for the Brain: Surgeons Pioneer Next-Generation Navigation By Mark Michaud Feb. 25, 2026 The new technology is based on more than a decade of collaboration and research by URMC neurosurgeons and neuroscientists and helps plan procedures that maximize tumor removal while preserving ...
Patient Care When Pain Becomes Chronic Pain: Should I See a Doctor? By Elizabeth Beach Jan. 26, 2026 What causes chronic pain? Know the signs that you should seek treatment from experts, like a chronic pain treatment center.
Research PFAS: What You Need to Know By Elizabeth Beach Sep. 11, 2025 PFAS are potentially harmful chemicals found in common, everyday products and drinking water. Researchers at URMC study the impacts PFAS have on our health and share what they know.
Patient Care Screen Time and the Developing Brain: Are ‘iPad Kids’ at Risk? By Kathleen Rock Jun. 20, 2025 Having trouble managing your child's screen time? Discover what science says about screens, sleep, and the developing brain—and how parents can help kids build healthier habits.
Research Is the Plastic in Your Kitchen Harmful? By Mark Michaud May. 30, 2025 Plastics in the kitchen may pose a risk, but their true health impact remains unclear. Researchers stress the need for more studies to understand how everyday plastic use affects our bodies.
Research The Trial That Saved Me: The Impact of Clinical Trials By Elizabeth Beach May. 20, 2025 The words "clinical trial" might make you think of lab coats, complicated science, and uncertainty. But for many people, clinical trials mean hope. These trials aren’t just about advancing ...
Research Head Injuries in Sports: What Every Athlete (and Parent) Should Know By Mark Michaud May. 14, 2025 Sports head injuries can be serious. URMC expert Dr. Jeff Bazarian explains signs of concussions and hidden hits, safer play measures, treatments, and research.
