Patient Care Suicide Prevention Starts Before a Crisis By Sydney Burrows Sep. 29, 2026 Peter Wyman, PhD, and Kimberly Van Orden, PhD, in the URochester Medicine Center for the Study and Prevention of Suicide, share how suicide prevention can start long before someone experiences a ...
Education Five Lessons for Navigating a PhD and What Comes Next By Jeff Koslofsky Sep. 28, 2026 University of Rochester Medicine alumni share five lessons for PhD students, including advice on mentors, career planning, and transferable skills.
Patient Care Webster Man Thrives with a ‘Rare’ Century-Old Kidney By Leslie White Sep. 28, 2026 Next month, Raymond Vetuskey will celebrate his 65th birthday with predictable fanfare though the occasion is anything but routine, since he’s living with a ‘rare’ 100-year-old kidney. Calculating ...
Patient Care Highland Hospital Opens New 26-Bed Short-Stay Post-Operative Unit By Dave Overacker Sep. 24, 2026 Highland Hospital has opened a new 26-bed Short-Stay Post-Operative Unit to provide specialized care for post-surgical patients expected to be discharged within 24 hours.
Patient Care Bariatric Surgery vs GLP-1s: Can They Work Together? By Elizabeth Beach Sep. 23, 2026 Comparing bariatric surgery vs. GLP-1 medications for weight loss? Learn how they work, potential risks and benefits, and whether they can be used together.
Research Wilmot’s Novel Discoveries in Pancreatic Cancer Led to Prized $3M Grant to Expand Research By Leslie Orr Sep. 22, 2026 Researcher are investigating how the biological clock within cancer cells aids in the spread of cancer.
People Becoming a Yellowjacket: Turning a Summer Neuroscience Experience into a Degree By Kelsie Smith Hayduk Sep. 18, 2026 For six weeks each summer, students from the Rochester City School District enter neuroscience research labs at the University of Rochester as scientists. Paired with a bench mentor, they are ...
Research Study Calls Safety of Some Trauma Blood Transfusions into Question By Jim Miller Sep. 17, 2026 New research by a University of Rochester Medicine team suggests that a certain type of blood transfusion is not nearly as safe as the medical establishment believes.
Education A Legacy of Teaching, Mentorship, and ‘Neurophilia’—Ralph Józefowicz Honored By Mark Michaud Sep. 16, 2026 As Neurology marks its 60th anniversary, colleagues will celebrate the career of Józefowicz, whose more than three decades of teaching and mentorship have left an enduring mark on the Department and ...
Research Naoko Takebe, MD, PhD, Joins Wilmot to Build Early-Phase Clinical Trials and Developmental Therapeutics By Leslie Orr Sep. 16, 2026 Patients will have more access to experimental therapies.
