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 Should Cancer Patients Exercise? What Research Says By Elizabeth Beach Jun. 4, 2026 Research from URochester Medicine Wilmot Cancer Institute shows exercise can help reduce chemo brain, fatigue, anxiety, and other side effects of cancer treatment. Here’s what studies reveal about ...
Research University of Rochester Medicine Pulmonary Leaders Honored for Outstanding Research, Mentorship By Susanne Pallo May. 28, 2026 M. Patricia Rivera, Augusto Litonjua, and Gloria Pryhuber, who have been committed to helping people of all ages breathe easier for decades, were recognized by the American Thoracic Society, the ...
Research A Single Mission: Protecting People and Places—Introducing Environmental Medicine and Public Health Sciences By Mark Michaud May. 27, 2026 The new department combines nationally recognized strengths in toxicology, epidemiology, policy, and community health research and will build upon decades of leadership in environmental health, ...
Research Wilmot Cancer Institute Wins $7.7M Award, Thanks to Clinical Trials Leadership By Leslie Orr May. 26, 2026 Each clinical trial is a team effort to bring the best care to patients.
Research Cancer, Mood, Anxiety, Sleep: It’s All Connected and Yoga Eases Symptoms for Survivors By Leslie Orr May. 21, 2026 A month of gentle and restorative yoga improves physical and psychological symptoms for cancer survivors.
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.
Research Why is Pancreatic Cancer So Difficult to Treat? New Clues Emerge By Leslie Orr Apr. 30, 2026 Research helps explain why pancreas tumor cells can develop undetected for long periods of time, and opens opportunities for treatment with newer immunotherapy drugs.
Research Exercise and Cancer Research: Ibuprofen is Another Option to Ease Chemo-brain By Leslie Orr Apr. 20, 2026 Exercise had the most pronounced impact on patients in the clinical trial, but the anti-inflammatory helped, too.
Research Scientists Discover an Unexpected Food Source for Tumors By Leslie Orr Mar. 18, 2026 The research expands a new way of thinking about the complex interactions between antioxidants and cancer.