Patient Care Miracle Kids 2026: Luke Johnson By Jim Miller Jun. 8, 2026 Dana Petrillo and Andrew Johnson knew their first child would need surgery immediately after birth.
Patient Care Lyme Disease: Prevention and Symptoms By Elizabeth Beach Jun. 6, 2026 In the Northeast, tick bite ED visits have nearly doubled from last year. UR Medicine infectious disease experts offer tips to help you avoid a tick bite and shares some things to look for if you're ...
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 Miracle Kids 2026: Paige Smith By Scott Hesel May. 21, 2026 On March 31, Paige Smith was discharged from Golisano Children’s Hospital, surrounded by proud family, friends, and the care team that had bonded with her over the past year.
Patient Care Miracle Kids 2026: Taelynn Rotan By URochester Medicine Communications May. 21, 2026 Every time a child comes home on an intravenous nutrition (IV) line or a feeding tube, families step into a vital, at times overwhelming, but ultimately empowering, role in their child’s care. ...
Miracle Kids 2026: Aubrey Wright By Kathleen Rock May. 20, 2026 After 10-year-old Aubrey Wright suffered repeated cardiac arrests caused by a rare electrical heart disorder, the expert team at Golisano Children's Hospital worked around the clock to stabilize her, ...
Research Trainees, Mentors, and Families come Together for 2026 Pediatric Academic Societies Conference By Scott Hesel May. 14, 2026 Thousands of pediatric researchers, clinicians, and medical educators from around the world gathered in Boston from April 24-27 for the 2026 Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS) Meeting, the premier ...
Research Antibiotics Save Babies’ Lives but Affect Their Gut, Lungs, and Ability to Fight Infection By Wendy Margolin Apr. 21, 2026 A new study found early antibiotic exposure, while essential for saving newborns' lives, changes babies’ gut microbiome. This disruption "travels" from the gut to the lungs and rewires the immune ...
Research Study Examines How Pregnancy May Help the Body Eliminate Mercury from Fish By Mark Michaud Mar. 16, 2026 New research examines whether pregnancy and the gut microbiome help eliminate mercury from fish and naturally protect the developing fetus.
Patient Care Can Adults Have ADHD? By Sydney Burrows Mar. 8, 2026 UR Medicine’s Michael Scharf, MD, explains how ADHD symptoms vary from childhood to adulthood and shares the best ways to seek diagnosis and treatment as an adult.