Urology Researcher Lands in PLOS ONE’s Top 25% By URochester Medicine Communications Sep. 4, 2017 A bladder cancer study led by Carla Beckham, M.D., Ph.D., is one of the top 25 percent most-cited papers published by the journal PLOS ONE in 2016.
Research Urology Researcher’s Study Highly Cited by Fellow Scientists By Leslie Orr Sep. 4, 2017 A bladder cancer study led by Carla Beckham, M.D., Ph.D., is one of the top 25 percent most-cited papers published by the journal PLOS ONE in 2016.
Patient Care Tomato Panzanella Salad By Ruth Harper-Rhode Sep. 4, 2017 This simple, classic Italian salad is a mix of delicious, ripe, summer tomatoes and day old bread – the bread needs to be on the dry side to soak up all the tomato juices.
Dr. Takano's Research Featured By URochester Medicine Communications Sep. 1, 2017 Dr. Takahiro Takano's research focuses on developing alternative treatment strategies for chronic pain. His recent work is featured in Research Features, a publication of Research Publishing ...
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.
Patient Care Stuffed Peppers By Ruth Harper-Rhode Sep. 1, 2017 Bell peppers are a good source of vitamin C, dietary fiber, vitamin A (carotenoids) and flavonoids.
Patient Care Sept. 7 Junior Builders’ Golf Tournament Benefits Mary Parkes Asthma Center By Leslie White Sep. 1, 2017 The Rochester Junior Builders’ Exchange hosts its 22nd annual charity golf tournament to benefit UR Medicine’s Mary Parkes Center for Asthma, Allergy and Pulmonary Care on Thursday, Sept. 7, at ...
Research Unraveling RNA and Stereotypes: Q&A with Award-Winning Scientist Lynne Maquat By Emily Boynton Aug. 29, 2017 You might wonder…what makes such a successful scientist tick? We asked.
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 ...
Research Better Studies Needed to Prevent Pain, Tingling, in Hands and Feet from Chemotherapy By Leslie Orr Aug. 28, 2017 Clinical trials to test treatments for chemotherapy-related neuropathy are tricky to conduct, and therefore better study designs would allow scientists to identify beneficial ways to prevent or treat ...
