People Leah Hill Knows Recovery from Both Sides By Jada Atwood Sep. 14, 2026 Leah Hill, LMSW, M.Ed., CASAC-2, is watching her nieces and nephews splash around at the lake. It looks like an ordinary afternoon—but not to Hill. Add your own caption here... "My life is ...
Research The Good and Bad Sides of a Protein Linked to Aging By Leslie Orr Sep. 10, 2026 Researchers discovered a surprising role for a protein involved in persistent inflammation, which can contribute to cell damage and diseases of aging such as cancer.
Research 25 Years Later, Studying the Health Effects of 9/11 By Mark Michaud Sep. 10, 2026 What began with researchers studying World Trade Center dust has evolved into 25 years of environmental health research, occupational medicine, and clinical care for those exposed during the 9/11 ...
People Michael Brady, PhD, named Interim Associate Director for Administration for Wilmot Cancer Institute By Kellie Fraver Sep. 9, 2026 Wilmot Cancer Institute has named Michael Brady, PhD, as interim Associate Director for Administration, where he will provide administrative leadership for Wilmot's research enterprise and oversee ...
Community How to Enjoy Sports—Even When Your Team Loses By Sydney Burrows Sep. 9, 2026 Why do sports fans get so emotional? Sports psychology expert Craig Cypher, PsyD, CMPC, shares how to manage sports stress, cope when your team loses, and enjoy the positives of being a fan.
Patient Care How Long Does the Measles Vaccine Last? What to Know About Measles in 2026 By Elizabeth Beach Sep. 8, 2026 With measles outbreaks spreading in the United States, here's what to know about measles, the vaccine, and how to stay protected.
Education URochester School of Nursing becomes School of Nursing & Health Sciences By URochester Medicine Communications Sep. 8, 2026 New name builds on a century of nursing leadership while reflecting expanded role in interdisciplinary education, research, and care.
Research Nearly One in Five Pediatric Psychiatric Crises Involve Digital Media, New Study Finds By Scott Hesel Sep. 8, 2026 Nearly 1 in 5 pediatric psychiatric crisis encounters involved a digital media or device-related problem, highlighting the growing role of technology-related issues in youth mental health emergencies.
Patient Care LASIK and Sports: Why Athletes Choose Vision Correction By Zack Laird Sep. 4, 2026 Learn why athletes choose LASIK for clearer vision, faster recovery, and freedom from glasses and contacts. Find out if LASIK is right for your sport.
Research Team Science: AI Helps Dentists Practice the Conversations that Matter By Karen Black Sep. 3, 2026 A University of Rochester collaboration is using an AI-powered virtual patient to help dentists strengthen communication, build trust and better respond to patients’ fears and concerns.