Patient Care Weight-Loss Surgery Eligibility By Nina Elias Aug. 4, 2025 Find out if you’re eligible for bariatric surgery based on BMI, health conditions, and emotional readiness. Take our self-assessment and join a free URMC seminar.
Patient Care Bladder Cancer Symptoms and What You Need to Know About Treatment By Leslie Orr Aug. 1, 2025 Pro Football Hall of Famer Deion Sanders Shared His Bladder Cancer Story: ‘Get Yourself Checked Out’
Patient Care Finding the Perfect Match for Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplants By Kathleen Rock Jul. 31, 2025 In pediatric bone marrow transplants, the search for the right donor is critical. Advances in matching are giving more children access to life-saving treatment.
Patient Care There is No Cure for Multiple Myeloma – but a Clinical Trial Brought One Patient Hope By Ruth Harper-Rhode Jul. 28, 2025 Nadine Poormon had a broken arm, but she had no idea why. A trip to urgent care and an MRI led to a shocking discovery: She had a type of cancer that has no cure, but a clinical trial has given her ...
Research New York Consortium Aims to Improve Gene and Cellular Treatment for Cancer By Leslie Orr Jul. 28, 2025 The goal is to expand patient access to clinical trials and the latest advances.
Research EIOH Researchers Rank Among the Top Scholars Worldwide By Karen Black Jul. 24, 2025 A recent global analysis by ScholarGPS has recognized Eastman Institute for Oral Health as home to some of the world’s leading researchers in oral health and related specialties.
Patient Care Play It Safe: Avoiding Common Eye Injuries By Lori Barrette Jul. 24, 2025 UR Medicine pediatric ophthalmologist Dr. Benjamin Hammond, of the Flaum Eye Institute, offers insight on common childhood eye injuries and how to avoid them.
Research Researchers Find Brain Immune Cells Regulate Vision Health By Kelsie Smith Hayduk Jul. 24, 2025 During most eye infections or injuries, neutrophils, immune cells found in the blood, are usually the first line of defense. However, researchers at the Flaum Eye Institute and Del Monte Institute ...
Research Forever Chemicals, Lasting Effects: Prenatal PFAS Exposure Shapes Baby Immunity By Mark Michaud Jul. 23, 2025 Study is first to identify specific infant immune cell changes resulting from prenatal PFAS exposure, patterns associated with weaker vaccine responses, increased allergy risk, and potential ...
Community Fans Can Learn CPR at Buffalo Bills Training Camp By Leslie White Jul. 22, 2025 UR Medicine and the American Heart Association teach hands-only cardiopulmonary (CPR) skills to fans during Buffalo Bills Training Camp July 23 through August 7 at St. John Fisher University. The ...