Patient Care Louis “Sandy” Constine, MD, Receives 2026 Pediatric Oncology Award from ASCO By Ruth Harper-Rhode Jun. 5, 2026 In honor of his pioneering work to improve the outlook of young cancer survivors, as well as advancing the treatment of childhood cancers – particularly Hodgkin Lymphoma – Louis Constine, MD, ...
Patient Care 5 Backyard Injuries Doctors See Every Summer By Kathleen Rock May. 22, 2026 From fire pit burns to playground falls, discover the top backyard injuries doctors see every summer and the simple safety steps parents can take to keep children safe outdoors.
Miracle Kids 2026: Tommy Klein By Jada Atwood May. 20, 2026 At Golisano Children's Hospital, an innovative play-based autism program helped Tommy Klein find new ways to communicate, connect, and thrive. Through years of family advocacy, collaboration, and ...
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, ...
Patient Care Your Baby’s Gut Health: What Matters Most in the First Weeks of Life By Kathleen Rock May. 15, 2026 A baby’s gut microbiome starts developing from the moment they’re born, and those early days can have a lasting impact on immune health and development.
Patient Care What Is Spinal Muscular Atrophy? By Kathleen Rock Apr. 10, 2026 Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) is a rare genetic disorder that causes progressive muscle weakness by affecting the nerve cells that control movement. While severity varies, early diagnosis and ...
Patient Care When Should Your Child See a Pediatric Rheumatologist? By Kathleen Rock Mar. 5, 2026 Pediatric rheumatologists diagnose and treat conditions that affect a child's joints, muscles, bones, and immune system—often providing answers when symptoms aren't easily explained. When should you ...
Patient Care Does Strep Throat Go Away on Its Own? By Kathleen Rock Jan. 30, 2026 Does strep throat go away on its own? Learn symptoms to watch for, when antibiotics are needed, and why prompt treatment matters—especially for kids.
Patient Care Early Signs of Congenital Heart Defects in Babies: What Parents Should Watch For By Kathleen Rock Jan. 22, 2026 Congenital heart defects (CHDs) are the most common type of birth defect. While most are minor and can be detected early, knowing what's normal—and what needs evaluation—can help parents act quickly ...
Patient Care Flu-Proofing Your Home: Proven Ways to Protect Your Family This Season By Kathleen Rock Jan. 9, 2026 Protect your family during the 2026 flu season with expert recommendations from UR Medicine. Learn vaccination timing, home hygiene strategies, and answers to common flu questions.