Patient Care From Fear to Trust: How Music is Transforming Dental Care By Karen Black Apr. 29, 2026 Eastman Institute for Oral Health has introduced an innovative, patient-centered approach that is transforming care for people with severe anxiety and complex needs.
Research After Major Flood, University of Rochester Medicine Reopens Larger, More Modern Clinical Research Center By Maureen Malone Mar. 31, 2026 University of Rochester Medicine has reopened its renovated Clinical Research Center, restoring and enhancing a critical resource for clinical studies across the institution.
Research Can Exercise Help Chemo Brain? New Research Adds Promising Results By Leslie Orr Mar. 13, 2026 For patients taking chemotherapy, an exercise "prescription" allowed them to maintain daily steps and stay mentally sharp.
Patient Care Can Prostate Cancer Cause Incontinence? By Ruth Harper-Rhode Mar. 11, 2026 Surgery for prostate cancer can cause incontinence for some men. Here’s what men should know about the problem, including how to manage it and information about a new clinical trial hoping to ...
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 Gastric Bypass vs. Sleeve By Nicole Cullen Mar. 3, 2026 Know the difference between gastric bypass and gastric sleeve surgery, including recovery time, risk, and benefits.
Research Twenty Years Cancer-Free: Campbell Man’s Story Illustrates Progress Against Follicular Lymphoma By Susanne Pallo Feb. 25, 2026 Robert Oman is celebrating 20 years cancer-free, thanks to a Wilmot Cancer Institute clinical trial. Long-term data from the trial show that a subset of patients with advanced-stage follicular ...
Patient Care Are Earbuds Bad for Your Ears? What Parents and Adults Should Know By Kathleen Rock Feb. 19, 2026 Are earbuds bad for your ears? Learn how high volume, long listening times, and sharing earbuds can affect hearing in kids and adults.
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 Facts vs. Fiction: Your Guide to the 2026 Flu Season By Kathleen Rock Jan. 11, 2026 Wondering what’s true about the flu? URMC infectious disease experts share reliable information about the flu vaccine, symptoms, and prevention to help you stay healthy this season.