Three generations of female psychiatrists show the power of role models and support By Bethany Bushen Feb. 6, 2026 Their special family story of accomplishment and perseverance began with trailblazers who didn’t set out to blaze trails.
Patient Care A Team Deserving of the Best By Scott Hesel Feb. 6, 2026 On a quiet Sunday morning in August 2023, Craig and Amy Calvert were sitting at their kitchen table when the phone rang. The screen said “Penn,” their 15-year-old son’s name. He had stayed home from ...
Patient Care 25 Years. 392 Hearts. So Many Stories By Leslie White Feb. 5, 2026 Each morning John Lefrois is “grateful to open my eyes and take a breath. It’s a daily reminder that I’m lucky to be alive.” LeFrois and nearly 400 others have received new hearts, thanks to generous ...
Patient Care Caring for Cancer Patients in Cold Weather By Ruth Harper-Rhode Feb. 3, 2026 Cold winter weather can be uncomfortable, but for people undergoing cancer treatment, it can present some serious challenges. Wilmot Cancer Institute Nurse Cassie Adams offers insights on the risks ...
Patient Care Daily Aspirin: Worth the Risks? By Lori Barrette, Susanne Pallo Feb. 2, 2026 Taking a daily aspirin was long touted as a simple way to stave off a heart attack or stroke, but recent evidence suggests that the risks of daily aspirin outweigh the benefits for people over 60 and ...
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.
Research Pushing for Progress: Wilmot Cancer Institute Spotlights Four New Leaders By Leslie Orr Jan. 30, 2026 The Wilmot Cancer Institute stepped into a new era in 2025 when the National Cancer Institute designated it as one of the 73 premier cancer centers in the United States for research and innovation. ...
His Inventive Mind Led to “the Patch,” “the Pill” and So Much More By Mark Liu Jan. 30, 2026 More than once, Alejandro Zaffaroni has suggested an invention idea and heard, “That’s impossible.” And more than once, he has turned his impossible idea into something that changes the world.
How D.A. Henderson Saved the Planet from Smallpox. Twice. By Mark Liu Jan. 30, 2026 Really, he just wanted to be a cardiologist. Instead, in a globe-spanning career packed with high adventure and serious risk-taking, D. A. Henderson became known as the first person in history to ...
When Famed Photographer Ansel Adams Turned to Rochester for Inspiration By Mark Liu Jan. 30, 2026 The Ansel Adams photographs offer a glimpse into the history of the University through the eyes of one of the greatest artists ever to peer through a lens. Note: This story originally appeared in ...
