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Before your kids grab their backpacks and head to school, make sure they’re protected against preventable illnesses. Vaccines keep children healthy, in school, and out of the hospital.

What is GLP-1 microdosing? Learn about compounded GLP-1 medications, compounding pharmacies, safety concerns, and what doctors recommend.

Finding out eight-month-old Hunter Kahl had acute lymphoblastic leukemia changed his family's life forever. After much discussion and thought, his parents said yes to enrolling him in a clinical ...

Telemedicine makes it easier for college students ages 18 and older to access healthcare while away at school. Learn how Virtual Urgent Care can help.

Students donned their white coats Aug. 14 in a deeply meaningful and highly celebratory kickoff to their medical training.

What does life look like many years after bariatric surgery? University of Rochester Medicine experts explain long-term weight loss, weight regain, and lifelong support.

Hot weather and humidity can make breathing harder, especially for people with asthma or other lung conditions. Learn how heat, humidity, and air quality affect breathing and when to seek care.

Wondering if MRI contrast is safe? Learn why your care team asks detailed screening questions about allergies, kidney health, implants, and more before your MRI.

Researchers are developing small devices that mimic human cells and organs. The hope is to greatly improve on—and maybe even replace—mouse experiments that have been the standard for a century.

A severe sunburn can have lifelong effects. University of Rochester Medicine experts explain skin cancer risk, treatment, and how to protect your family.