People Dr. Marc Lande: A Record of Building Pediatric Nephrology at GCH By Scott Hesel Oct. 29, 2025 During the course of his 30-year career, Marc Lande, MD, has seen tremendous growth in the field of Nephrology, both nationally and at Golisano Children’s Hospital (GCH).
Patient Care Tom Golisano Announces Newly Formed Golisano Children’s Alliance, Building on University of Rochester's Golisano Children's Hospital’s Pioneering Legacy By Scott Hesel Oct. 28, 2025 The newly announced Golisano Children’s Alliance will unite 10 children’s hospitals across eight states to share expertise, expand specialized services, and ensure that families have access to ...
People After Decades of Dedication to the Tiniest Patients, Dr. Carl D'Angio Retires from Neonatology By Scott Hesel Oct. 21, 2025 When Dr. Carl D’Angio walked into the NICU as a pediatrics intern, he didn’t know it would shape the rest of his life. He quickly fell in love—with the medicine, the procedures, and most of all, the ...
People Laurie Athans Appointed Chief Nursing Officer at Golisano Children’s Hospital By Scott Hesel Oct. 20, 2025 When Laurie Athans, DNP, RN, CNL, CCRN-K, talks about her vision for care at Golisano Children’s Hospital (GCH), it starts—ironically—with a desire to admit fewer patients. “I wish children didn’t ...
Patient Care Why Is My Throat Sore? By Sydney Burrows Oct. 10, 2025 A sore throat in the mornings can go hand in hand with winter weather and dry air. But how can you tell when a sore throat is just a symptom of a cold or allergies, and when it may be something more ...
Patient Care Golisano Children’s Hospital Earns National Recognition in Four Pediatric Specialties By Scott Hesel Oct. 6, 2025 UR Medicine’s Golisano Children’s Hospital has once again been recognized among the nation’s best in the 2025–2026 U.S. News & World Report Best Children’s Hospitals rankings, earning distinction in ...
Patient Care Why Childbirth Is Still Dangerous in America—and What We Can Do About It By Sydney Burrows Sep. 30, 2025 Bringing a child into the world is a natural process, but pregnancy and childbirth are also medical conditions that carry significant health risks. Our society makes things worse by not talking about ...
Patient Care Picky Eating or ARFID? How to Tell the Difference in Your Child By Kathleen Rock Sep. 26, 2025 Every parent has faced the dinnertime standoff with their child. For most kids, picky or selective eating is a normal part of development. But for some, it's so severe that it affects their health, ...
Community Cell Phone Bans in Schools: What Parents Need to Know By URochester Medicine Communications Sep. 9, 2025 Cell Phone Bans in Schools: What Parents Need to Know New York is joining a growing list of states banning student cell phone use during the school day.
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.
