Patient Care What to Expect After Joint Replacement Surgery By Sydney Burrows Apr. 2, 2026 Orthopaedic surgeon John G. Ginnetti, MD shares what to expect during your joint replacement surgery recovery and offers practical tips to help you heal safely and confidently.
Patient Care Why Nutrition Counseling Is Vital with GLP-1 Medication By Rebecca Youmell Mar. 26, 2026 GLP-1 medications support weight loss, but they aren’t enough for lasting weight loss on their own. Learn how nutrition counseling can help lead to long-term success.
Patient Care What Not to Do After Knee Replacement Surgery By Barb Ficarra Mar. 19, 2026 Learn what not to do after knee replacement surgery to avoid setbacks, manage pain, and recover safely with guidance from UR Medicine experts.
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.
Research Team Approach, Low-Cost Interventions Lead to Major Reduction in Opioid Prescriptions After Surgery By Jim Miller Mar. 9, 2026 A novel team approach founded on a culture change among clinicians and doctor-patient communication successfully reduced post-surgical opioid use, a new study led by University of Rochester Medical ...
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.
Patient Care Why Weight Loss Is Hard in Winter By Sydney Burrows Jan. 2, 2026 If you struggle to manage your weight in winter, you’re not alone. UR Medicine experts explain why winter weight loss can feel more challenging — and what you can do to stay healthy through the ...
Community Wilmot’s Dialogue Magazine: Celebrating Progress in a New Era By Leslie Orr Dec. 22, 2025 The latest edition highlights four key recruits to Wilmot Cancer Institute, and improved treatment for some types of brain cancer.
Patient Care Why Is My Hand Numb? The Right Diagnosis Matters By Ashley Mault Dec. 12, 2025 When your hand starts to tingle or go numb, it's natural to assume that carpal tunnel is to blame. But it could be cubital tunnel instead, and a misdiagnosis could lead to nerve damage and other ...
Community A Lightning Strike, Frantic Cries for Help, and a Stranger Who Refused to Let a Teen Die By Leslie White Dec. 9, 2025 “I thought someone had a heart attack and maybe needed CPR. I came to the scene to find a girl had been struck by lightning. Another person had started pressing on her chest…he said he really didn’t ...
