Research spotlight: When it comes to blood tranfusions, less is more By URochester Medicine Communications Sep. 22, 2017 Approximately 36,000 pints of blood are used in transfusions every single day in the United States, saving the lives of countless patients who have endured trauma, surgery, or illness. But in recent ...
Child's Memory Lives on Through Foundation's Work By URochester Medicine Communications Sep. 14, 2017 Anthony Poselovich was only 4 years old when he passed away after a battle with liver cancer. His parents, Cathi and Jason, have honored his memory by founding the Anthony Poselovich Memorial ...
Anne Francis retires from Elmwood Pediatrics By URochester Medicine Communications Sep. 1, 2017 Dr. Anne Francis, a pediatrician at Elmwood Pediatrics for the last 41 years, retired on Sept. 1.
Resident Rock Star: Facing Rare Diagnosis, Jack Scaramuzzino Fights Through Adversity to Thrive By URochester Medicine Communications Aug. 28, 2017 Jack Scaramuzzino was born with hypoplastic right heart syndrome, one of the rarest cardiac defects seen in newborns. He underwent his first open heart surgery when he was just five days old, and ...
Radiothon A Smashing Success By URochester Medicine Communications Apr. 6, 2017 The Drive for Miracles Radiothon to benefit Golisano Children's Hospital raised an astounding $197,500 on Feb. 9 and 10.
URMC receives $1.9M to study acute lung injury By URochester Medicine Communications Mar. 31, 2017 Fabeha Fazal, Ph.D., recently received a $1.9M grant to study two proteins that play roles in acute lung injury, a condition which affects thousands of people each year.
The Levine Autism Clinic: A New Model for Care By URochester Medicine Communications Mar. 23, 2017 The Levine Autism Clinic, located on East River Road, opens to patients in April. The clinic, co-located with physicians from child neurology and psychiatry, offers an environment specifically ...
Community Community Events Eclipse $1 Million By URochester Medicine Communications Mar. 21, 2017 “Every penny counts.” It’s a phrase that’s said a lot. The new Golisano Children’s Hospital was built from donations, all of which fueled the construction of the new tower. Almost one-third of the ...
Plugged In By URochester Medicine Communications Mar. 21, 2017 Autism research at URMC means quicker adoption of new therapies and better outcomes for patients.
A Decade Well-Spent By URochester Medicine Communications Mar. 19, 2017 Nina Schor, M.D., joined Golisano Children's Hospital in 2006. Now, after more than a decade of hard work, she is stepping down from role as Chair of Pediatrics.