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Patient Care

Back-to-School Physicals: Your Questions Answered

• Aug. 1, 2024

Kids are returning to school and it’s a good time for parents to check in with the pediatrician to see if their children are due for an annual physical. UR Medicine Primary Care pediatrician Dr. Anne ...

Patient Care

6 Steps to Better Sleep

• Jul. 2, 2024

If you toss and turn your way from midnight to morning, you’re missing out on some of the great health and wellness benefits of sleep. Here are tips to help you sleep better.

Patient Care

Keeping Kids Safe in the Sun

• Jun. 28, 2024

Before heading out to enjoy the warm weather and soak up some sunshine, check out this advice for protecting kids from too much sun.

Patient Care

The Bugs of Summer: Ticks, Skeeters, and When to Worry

• May. 29, 2024

Are bug bites just nuisances or should we be more concerned about bug-borne illnesses, like Lyme and West Nile?

Patient Care

Grains of Truth: Getting the Goods on Gluten

• May. 1, 2024

Though people have been eating wheat for thousands of years, one third of American adults now shun foods containing wheat in an effort to avoid gluten. But is it worthy of a tainted reputation? UR ...

Patient Care

Is BMI Accurate? New Evidence Says No

• Jan. 8, 2024

For years, BMI—body mass index—has been the go-to tool for plotting our weight into categories. If your BMI number is 25 or higher, you fall into the overweight or obese category. So, does that mean ...

Patient Care

Is it a Cold or an Allergy?

• Mar. 21, 2023

That first sneeze and sniffle prompts you to reach for a tissue. The second and third—perhaps fourth and fifth—may send you to the medicine chest for relief. But, is it a cold? Or is it a spring ...

Patient Care

What is Alopecia?

• Mar. 30, 2022

You may not have heard of alopecia, but it is likely that we all know someone who suffers from this condition, which includes all forms of hair loss. Dermatologist Mary Gail Mercurio answers common ...

Patient Care

Colds and Flu: Do You Need Antibiotics?

• Jan. 5, 2022

COVID-19 has significantly changed the way we consider even minor coughs and cold-like symptoms. UR Medicine Primary Care's Dr. Michael Gavin offers advice on what to look for, when to call to your ...

Education

Meet Our Surgeon-Scientists: Darren R Carpizo, MD, PhD

• Jan. 5, 2022

Darren Carpizo discusses his research and the important role of surgeon-scientists.

Education

Meet Our Surgeon-Scientists: Jonathan Leckenby, MBBS, PhD

• Jan. 5, 2022

Jonathan Leckenby discusses his research and the importance of surgeon-scientists.

Education

Meet Our Surgeon-Scientists: Nicole Wilson, MD, PhD

• Jan. 5, 2022

Nicole Wilson discusses her research and the important role of surgeon-scientists.

Education

Meet Our Surgeon-Scientists: Doran Mix (MD ’13, Res ’19)

• Jan. 5, 2022

Doran Mix discusses his research and the important role of surgeon-scientists.

Education

Our COVID Response: Remembering What We Found

• May. 3, 2021

The past year has challenged URMC in ways no one could have imagined. There’s no denying the Rochester-strong courage, tenacity, and teamwork that got us through an unforgettable year.

Patient Care

palliative care Gets National ‘Gold Seal’ Certification

• Oct. 8, 2019

The palliative care Program at UR Medicine’s Strong Memorial Hospital has earned its fourth Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval for palliative care Certification.

Patient Care

Telemedicine Can Reduce ED Visits for People with Dementia

• Aug. 22, 2019

Though older adults with dementia have high rates of emergency department use for acute illnesses, a trip to the ED can be disruptive for them as they are at greater risk for delirium and other ...

Education

URMC Trains Providers and Staff on Dealing with Racism, Bias and Harassment

• Jul. 31, 2019

University of Rochester Medical Center providers and staff will be better prepared for dealing with racism, sexual/gender harassment and bias, as a result of a new interactive training project, ...

People

Fogarty Selected to Chair University of Rochester Medical Center Department of Family Medicine

• Jun. 6, 2019

Colleen T. Fogarty, M.D., M.Sc., FAAFP, has been selected as William Rocktaschel Professor and Chair of the University of Rochester Medical Center’s Department of Family Medicine, pending approval by ...

Patient Care

Residents Can Safely Dispose of Unused Prescription Drugs, June 2

• May. 28, 2019

Old or unused prescription medications of any kind will be accepted at URMC for safe disposal during the Prescription Drug Take Back Day, Sunday, June 2, 2019, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Patient Care

Training May Help Patients Challenged by High Drug Costs

• May. 21, 2019

University of Rochester Medical Center research suggests that a modest training session for doctors and their office staffs might encourage them to discuss drug costs with patients, potentially ...

Patient Care

Biking to Work? Tips for Your Two-Wheel Commute

• May. 8, 2019

Pedaling to your workplace provides plenty of perks. In addition to health benefits, biking also allows you to explore your community, save time and money, and help the environment. Certified ...

Patient Care

8th Annual ‘Strollin’ for the Colon’ to Benefit Cancer Education, Research

• Apr. 25, 2019

UR Medicine’s Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology will sponsor the 8th annual Strollin’ for the Colon 5K Walk/Run at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 11, at Geneseo’s Village Park. Strollin’ for the ...

Patient Care

Paul Levy to Step Down after Transformative Decade as Chair of Medicine

• Apr. 19, 2019

During his 10 years as Charles A. Dewey Professor and chair of the Department of Medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC), Paul Levy, M.D., has guided his faculty through the ...

Patient Care

Could Your Snore Mean Something More?

• Mar. 7, 2019

There’s a difference between making sounds in your sleep, and being a sound sleeper. When snoring is a sign of sleep apnea, that difference may have serious health implications. Learn more about ...

Patient Care

Ever Wonder What Your Doctor Types in Your Chart?

• Feb. 25, 2019

A new option called OpenNotes may let you peek into your medical chart and read your doctor's notes after an appointment. UR Medicine's Dr. Lauren Bruckner, medical director of patient engagement, ...

Education

Medical Students to Host Immigrant and Migrant Worker Conference Feb. 23

• Feb. 6, 2019

Students from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry will shed light on social and health issues facing immigrant and migrant farmworkers at the “Im/migrant Worker Conference: ...

Patient Care

Game-Time Grub: Veggie Takes on Traditional Treats

• Jan. 29, 2019

Gearing up for the big game? As you plan your Super Bowl snacks, consider adding some veggie versions that combine traditional flavors with the benefits of plant-based nutrition. Dr. Erin Campbell of ...

Patient Care

Beat the Blues: 5 Tips for Tackling SAD

• Jan. 18, 2019

When it’s cold and drab outside, some people start feeling bad inside. This could be a sign of SAD—Seasonal Affective Disorder—that commonly strikes during the winter months. Psychiatrist Dr. Justin ...

Patient Care

6 Simple Steps to a Healthier You

• Dec. 31, 2018

A new year brings a fresh start, when many of us vow to make changes for the better. Unfortunately, those promises are often forgotten by February. UR Medicine Primary Care’s Dr. Lou Papa shares ...

Patient Care

Fa La La La Food: How Healthy are the Foods We Sing About?

• Dec. 12, 2018

Whether you’re more like the Grinch or Buddy the Elf, you’ll probably catch some holiday music this time of year. And many of those songs mention food. UR Medicine Registered Dietitian Sue Czap ...

Patient Care

Do Coffee Drinkers Live Longer?

• Nov. 13, 2018

Good news, java junkies—it turns out that coffee drinking may have some real health perks. Registered dietitian April Ho filters out some facts from a recent study that suggests that drinking coffee ...

Patient Care

Make Your Holidays Merrier with Mindfulness

• Nov. 12, 2018

Prepping to make the holidays perfect can be a recipe for season-spoiling stress. Mindfulness expert Dr. Michael Krasner offers advice for approaching the season with intention, attention and an ...

Patient Care

5 Facts on Vaccines and Pregnancy

• Oct. 19, 2018

Getting vaccinated against flu and other contagious illnesses is one of the most powerful ways a woman can protect herself and her baby, before and after it’s born. UR Medicine pregnancy specialist ...

Patient Care

Breast Cancer: Simple Steps May Reduce Your Risk

• Oct. 8, 2018

Breast cancer is the most common non-skin cancer among women. While treatments have improved significantly, prevention is always preferred. UR Medicine cancer specialist Dr. Alissa Huston shares some ...

Patient Care

Q and A: Breast Cancer Screening

• Oct. 3, 2018

It's Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which annually sheds light on the importance of early detection. UR Medicine women's imaging specialist Dr. Avice O'Connell answers a few questions women commonly ...

Patient Care

Flu Shots: What, Why and When

• Oct. 2, 2018

Flu season is rapidly approaching and ads for flu shots are popping up everywhere. Should you get one? Will it work? UR Medicine vaccine expert Dr. Ann Falsey explains what's new this year and why ...

Patient Care

A Fresh Take on Leafy Greens

• Aug. 31, 2018

Does your family flee when leafy greens crop up at the table? Registered dietitian Sue Czap of UR Medicine’s Wilmot Cancer Institute offers advice on which greens to choose and shares some tasty ways ...

Patient Care

Magnet Designation Acknowledges Nursing Excellence at Strong Memorial Hospital

• Aug. 23, 2018

UR Medicine’s Strong Memorial Hospital has earned re-designation as a Magnet® hospital from the American Nurses Credentialing Center, a division of the American Nursing Association. Recognized around ...

Research

Richard Libby to Lead Graduate Education at School of Medicine and Dentistry

• Aug. 22, 2018

Richard T. Libby, Ph.D., professor of Ophthalmology and of Biomedical Genetics at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, and a member of the University’s Center for Visual ...

Patient Care

Choosing Backpacks: Take a Weight Off Their Shoulders

• Aug. 20, 2018

Days are getting shorter, nights are getting cooler, and store shelves are stacked with back-to-school supplies. If you and your child will be shopping for a backpack, you'll have plenty of choices ...

Patient Care

Keeping it Clean: Tips for Prepping Your Produce

• Jul. 24, 2018

Fruits and veggies come packed with nutrients that help keep our bodies strong and healthy. But do you know the best way to wash that produce? Wilmot Cancer Institute registered dietitians Sue Czap ...

Patient Care

Temper Your Workouts in Extreme Heat

• Jul. 3, 2018

We look forward to summer all year long, aiming to make the most of warm weather for our outdoor sports and workouts when the sun is shining. UR Medicine Sports Medicine specialist Dr. Sandeep ...

Patient Care

Chill Out: Help When the Heat Hits

• Jun. 29, 2018

Summer can bring some blistering temperatures that make it hard to keep your cool. UR Medicine Urgent Care's Dr. Michael Kamali shares ideas for beating the heat and offers advice for when it impacts ...

Patient Care

5 Tips for Safe Summer Theme-Park Thrills

• Jun. 26, 2018

Amusement parks are mainstays of summer family fun, attracting 375 million Americans annually. If you’ll be among them this year, heeding these tips from Golisano Children’s Hospital’s Dr. Elizabeth ...

Patient Care

Can You Lose Weight Eating High-Fat Foods?

• Jun. 22, 2018

The keto diet is the latest weight-loss regimen taking the dieting world by storm. Many are reporting extraordinary results, but is it the best plan for you? Highland Weight Management & Lifestyle ...

Patient Care

Hepatitis C: What You Need to Know

• Jun. 18, 2018

When it comes to hepatitis C, what you don’t know can hurt you. That’s because most people who have the liver infection don’t have symptoms, so may not even know they have it. UR Medicine clinical ...

Patient Care

URMC Physician Earns National Palliative Care Award

• Jun. 13, 2018

Palliative care physician Erin Denney-Koelsch, M.D., who formed an interdisciplinary program to support expectant parents of babies not likely to survive, was honored with the 2018 Hastings Center ...

Patient Care

Prostate Cancer Screening: Top 5 Things to Know

• Jun. 8, 2018

Recent guidelines suggest that men ages 55 to 69 talk with their doctor about prostate cancer screening and their personal risk factors. Highland Hospital's Chief of Radiation Oncology Dr. Hong Zhang ...

Patient Care

Feeling the Heat? Act Quickly to Cool Burns

• May. 23, 2018

Summer heat takes on a whole new meaning as warm weather draws more people outside to work, play and dine. This is the time of year when the number of burn injuries increases right along with the ...

Patient Care

Tasty Tips for a Healthier Heart

• May. 17, 2018

If you enjoy a nibble on dark chocolate to satisfy a craving, you’re also helping your heart with every bite. The tasty treat is known to improve blood flow and reduce blood pressure. URMC ...

Patient Care

Tinnitus: The Noise Only You Can Hear

• May. 14, 2018

Whether it’s a barely noticeable hum or a continuous buzz, if you’re hearing something that others around you aren’t, you may have tinnitus. UR Medicine Audiologist Dr. Kristin Geissler describes ...

Patient Care

How Can We Prevent Elder Abuse?

• May. 8, 2018

Many older adults live in fear and isolation, with their emotional, physical and even financial well-being at risk due to elder abuse. UR Medicine Geriatric Specialist Dr. Thomas Caprio says knowing ...

Patient Care

Former Otolaryngology Chair Arthur Hengerer to Retire

• May. 7, 2018

Arthur Hengerer, M.D., former chair and professor in the Department of Otolaryngology, will retire this month, concluding more than four decades of dedicated service to the University of Rochester ...

Patient Care

7th Annual 'Strollin' for the Colon' to Benefit Colon Cancer Education and Research

• May. 4, 2018

UR Medicine’s Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology will sponsor the 7th annual Strollin’ for the Colon 5K Walk/Run beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 19, at Geneseo Central School, 4050 ...

Patient Care

UR Medicine Offers Free Skin Cancer Screening May 12

• May. 3, 2018

UR Medicine’s Department of Dermatology is joining forces with the American Academy of Dermatology and the Rochester Dermatologic Society to provide free skin cancer screenings 9 a.m. to noon ...

Patient Care

Prep Now for a Safe Gardening Season

• Apr. 19, 2018

If you’ve been less active through the colder months, rigorous yard work may result in aches and strains—especially back problems. UR Medicine orthopaedic surgeon Dr. Emmanuel Menga offers advice to ...

Patient Care

DIY Tips: Eating Healthy Starts at Home

• Mar. 28, 2018

When it comes to eating healthy, there may be a grain of truth in the old adage, “If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.” If you’re daunted by dining at home, Registered ...

People

Campbell to Step Down as Family Medicine Chair in 2019

• Mar. 28, 2018

Thomas L. Campbell, M.D., has chosen to step down as chair of the University of Rochester Medical Center Department of Family Medicine in July 2019, having served as the department’s leader for 15 ...

Patient Care

Leading National Organization Honors Quill with Lifetime Achievement Award

• Mar. 15, 2018

The American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine presented Timothy E. Quill, M.D., with its highest honor, the Lifetime Achievement Award, today at its Annual Assembly in Boston. An ...

Patient Care

Spring Forward: Resetting Your 'Body Clock'

• Mar. 8, 2018

While the shift to daylight saving time is a welcome sign of spring, it may take a while for your body to adjust to that lost hour. If you’re among the groggy who need time to recover from the ...

Patient Care

5 Ways to be Heart Healthy Every Day

• Feb. 8, 2018

A decision to live well often prompts personal changes—such as losing weight, eating right and exercising more—to rise to the top of our to-do lists. UR Medicine Heart and Vascular Cardiologist Dr. ...

Patient Care

On the (Medical) Record: 4 Reasons to Check Your Chart

• Feb. 2, 2018

The evolution of electronic health records opened the door to online access to our personal medical charts through websites known as patient portals. UR Medicine’s Dr. Mitch Linder says that logging ...

Patient Care

What You Can Do to Avoid the Flu

• Jan. 30, 2018

The flu virus is at near-record levels and it is especially fierce. UR Medicine Primary Care’s Dr. Natercia Rodrigues offers advice to help reduce your chances of catching it.

Patient Care

HPV Vaccine Now May Be a Life-Saver Later

• Jan. 26, 2018

Since the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine was introduced in 2006, studies have shown a decrease in HPV infections among teenage girls. However, some parents are still reluctant to have their teens ...

Patient Care

5 Tips for Getting Through the Flu

• Jan. 23, 2018

The best protection from the flu is the annual vaccine. Whether you got the flu in spite of getting the vaccine, or you skipped your flu shot and are now under the weather, UR Medicine's Dr. Michael ...

Patient Care

Lead Poisoning: Is Your Child At Risk?

• Jan. 15, 2018

If you and your family live in an older home, your child could be at risk for lead poisoning—and there is no cure for this serious condition. The good news is that lead poisoning is preventable. ...

Patient Care

Resolve to Succeed: How to Make Changes That Last

• Jan. 5, 2018

Will this be the year you stick to your resolutions and make some positive changes? Some data show that 80 percent of those who make New Year’s resolutions abandon their plans by mid-February. ...

Patient Care

Stay Safe on the Slopes this Season

• Jan. 3, 2018

Wintry weather is a welcome sight for skiers and snowboarders. If you’re a fan of winter sports, learn how to avoid injury and stay safe on the slopes with tips from UR Medicine Sports Medicine ...

Patient Care

Kids and Weight: What Not to Say

• Dec. 20, 2017

Their intentions may be good but, far too often, the way people talk, think and act about obesity—especially around kids—can fuel weight stigma. Golisano Children's Hospital pediatrician Dr. Stephen ...

Patient Care

Watch Your Back: Avoid Injury While Shoveling Snow

• Dec. 12, 2017

Snow shoveling isn’t just tedious—it can also pose a risk to your back, neck and shoulders if you aren’t doing it properly. UR Medicine physical therapist Bryan Guzski offers advice to help keep you ...

Patient Care

Caring for the Caregiver: Tips to Help Reduce Stress

• Dec. 7, 2017

Caring for a person who has cancer or another serious illness can be extremely stressful. Wilmot Cancer Institute Social Worker Sandra Sabatka shares tips to help caregivers reduce their stress and ...

Education

Horowitz Chosen to Lead URMC Division of Palliative Care

• Nov. 27, 2017

Robert K. Horowitz, M.D., has been named Chief of the Division of Palliative Care and the Georgia and Thomas Gosnell Distinguished Professor in Palliative Care at the University of Rochester Medical ...

Patient Care

Not Just for Kids: Adults Need Vaccines, Too

• Nov. 27, 2017

You may know all about recommended vaccines that can help children stay healthy and prevent disease from spreading, but are you up on the vaccination schedule for adults? Community health expert Dr. ...

Patient Care

Blood Pressure Stats: Why Your Numbers Count

• Nov. 21, 2017

About half of all Americans have above-normal blood pressure, whether they know it or not. This quiet, pervasive condition can have a devastating effect on our bodies. UR Medicine cardiologist Dr. ...

Patient Care

Myth Buster: Dishing the Details on Diabetes

• Nov. 20, 2017

Nearly 30 million Americans have diabetes. As common as it is, diabetes is an often-misunderstood disease. Is it caused by eating too much sugar? Do all diabetics need insulin shots? UR Medicine ...

Patient Care

A Day for Quitters: Great American Smokeout

• Nov. 13, 2017

Quit smoking—even for one day—and you will take an important step toward a healthier life, one that can reduce your risk for cancer as well as cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. The American ...

Patient Care

URMC Palliative Care Program Earns Top National Certification

• Oct. 30, 2017

The Palliative Care Program at UR Medicine’s Strong Memorial Hospital has once again earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Palliative Care Certification.

Patient Care

Keeping the 'Treat' in Trick-or-Treating

• Oct. 27, 2017

Halloween is an exciting time for many children and trick-or-treating is a staple of the fall season. Golisano Children's Hospital pediatrician Dr. Stephen Cook offers advice for avoiding the ...

Patient Care

Five Things to Consider About Breast Reconstruction

• Oct. 16, 2017

In the U. S., an estimated 60,000 to 80,000 women have mastectomies each year. Only about 30 percent of those women have breast reconstruction surgery. UR Medicine expert Dr. Howard Langstein shares ...

Patient Care

Centering: A Prenatal Care Alternative

• Oct. 3, 2017

Pregnant women often enjoy the advice and support of others who are expecting; that may be why an alternative prenatal approach called Centering is growing in popularity. Certified midwife Michele ...

Patient Care

3 Food Fixes for Lower Cholesterol

• Sep. 19, 2017

Food choices are an important part of a healthy diet and may have a direct influence on certain health measures, such as your cholesterol level. UR Medicine Registered Dietitian April Miller shares ...

Patient Care

Eat to Compete: Nutrition Tips for Student Athletes

• Sep. 11, 2017

Student athletes need proper fuel for juggling school responsibilities and demanding sports schedules. To complement regular workouts, practices and game schedules, UR Medicine sports dietitian Gina ...

Patient Care

A Royal Pain: Morning Sickness in Pregnancy

• Sep. 5, 2017

The news of Duchess Kate Middleton’s third pregnancy—and accompanying morning sickness—sheds light on this unfortunate side of pregnancy, which can be a royal pain for many expectant moms. UR ...

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• Sep. 5, 2017

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5 Signs Your Kids May Be Too Busy

• Aug. 25, 2017

Music lessons, drama club, soccer practice, dance class…the list of youth activities goes on and on. They add a lot to our kids' lives, but when does it all become too much? UR Medicine clinical ...

Patient Care

Add Vaccination Updates to Your Back-to-School Checklist

• Aug. 18, 2017

As a new school year nears, URMC Center for Community Health & Prevention’s Dr. Nancy Bennett explains why it’s important to keep students’ vaccinations up to date and how doing so impacts the lives ...

Patient Care

Solar Eclipse: Safety Viewing Tips

• Aug. 15, 2017

For the first time in nearly a century, on Monday, Aug. 21, the entire country will be able to view a total solar eclipse. In this video, UR Medicine ophthalmologist Dr. Ajay Kuriyan explains how to ...

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4 Ways to Boost Your Brain Power

• Aug. 3, 2017

There are simpler ways to sharpen your brain health than sitting through a lecture on integrated quantum photonics. UR School of Nursing researcher Vankee Lin says a few simple lifestyle choices may ...

Patient Care

Lyme Disease: Prevention and Symptoms

• Aug. 1, 2017

Lyme disease has made its way to Western New York and UR Medicine infectious disease expert Dr. Jennifer Nayak advises being extra vigilant in the summer months. She offers a few tips to help you ...

Patient Care

Taking Tylenol: Does OTC Mean Risk-Free?

• Jul. 20, 2017

It’s easy to get, relatively inexpensive and one of the most commonly used drugs in the world, but that doesn’t mean acetaminophen—best known as Tylenol®—is risk-free. UR Medicine Pharmacy Director ...

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Playing it Safe: Precautions for Injury-Free Fun

• Jul. 6, 2017

Summertime brings plenty of outdoor activities for kids and parents. Unfortunately, on the flip side of the coin is the real possibility for injuries. UR Medicine Urgent Care’s Dr. Michael Kamali ...

Patient Care

Safety Tips: Things to Know Before You Mow

• Jun. 27, 2017

For most people, mowing the lawn is a routine chore. But every summer, tragic injuries occur from easily preventable lawnmower accidents. UR Medicine orthopaedic trauma surgeon Dr. John Gorczyca ...

Patient Care

Poison Ivy: Prevention Takes Priority

• Jun. 16, 2017

Before heading out to dig in your garden, take steps to avoid a poison ivy encounter that might make you miserable. UR Medicine dermatologist Dr. Mary Gail Mercurio tells you what to look for and ...

Patient Care

Tips to Tame Spring Allergies

• Jun. 2, 2017

Spring can be glorious, except when it’s marred by the itchy, watery eyes and relentless sneezing that come with seasonal allergies. UR Medicine Allergist Dr. Kirsi Jarvinen-Seppo offers advice for ...

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Myth Buster: The Truth About Arthritis Causes and Treatments

• May. 16, 2017

Arthritis affects millions of people and is the most common cause of disability in the U.S., but myths about its causes and treatments persist. UR Medicine Sports Medicine's Dr. Maria Karipidis ...

Patient Care

UR Medicine Offers Free Skin Cancer Screening May 20

• May. 11, 2017

UR Medicine’s Department of Dermatology is joining forces with the American Academy of Dermatology and the Rochester Dermatologic Society to provide free skin cancer screenings 9 a.m. to noon ...

Patient Care

Skin Cancer Check: Know the ABCs

• May. 5, 2017

The bad news: there are more new cases of skin cancer than breast, prostate, lung, and colon cancers combined, according to the American Center Society. The good news: Skin cancer is almost always ...

Patient Care

6th Annual Walk/Run to Benefit Colon Cancer Education, Research

• May. 5, 2017

UR Medicine’s Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology will sponsor the 6th annual Strollin’ for the Colon 5K Walk/Run beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 13, at Highland Park on Highland Road ...

Patient Care

Every-Other-Day Diet: Does it Work?

• May. 2, 2017

Can changing when you eat, rather than what you eat, make it easier to lose weight? UR Medicine nutrition expert Dr. Thomas Campbell weighs in on intermittent fasting and what works over the long ...

Patient Care

UR Medicine Wound Healing Center Reaccredited for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

• Apr. 28, 2017

UR Medicine’s Strong Wound Healing Center has earned reaccreditation for hyperbaric oxygen therapy from the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society, an international association of providers, ...