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Eleven teams across URochester Medicine’s integrated health system were recognized at the Greater Rochester Quality Council’s 2026 Performance Excellence Awards, celebrating organizations dedicated ...

Recovery from a heart attack or heart surgery can be easier with a new virtual cardiac rehabilitation program University of Rochester Medicine is providing to the Upstate New York region. A local ...

Building on the success of a pioneering national faculty development initiative, Eastman Institute for Oral Health has received a new $5.1 million federal grant to help strengthen the nation's dental ...

When Bernell Jones, 75, decided it was time to quit smoking, her physician referred her to Wilmot Cancer Institute's Tobacco Cessation Program. She's now officially a former smoker, joining 1,000 ...

Advances in gene editing technologies have unlocked new potential for treating diseases, but they also carry a risk of unpredictable effects. Bioethicist Lainie Friedman Ross emphasizes that we must ...

Her research has reshaped understanding of sleep’s role in brain health and opened new avenues for studying and treating neurological conditions.

The technology could help researchers investigate how changes in the brain’s blood vessels contribute to stroke, cognitive impairment, and dementia.

Three innovative surgical procedures, histotripsy, hepatic artery infusion (HAI) pumps, and hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC), are helping patients with advanced cancer survive and ...

The couple’s investment will accelerate critical work on the Strong Hospital Expansion Project and at Golisano Children’s.

The latest edition of Dialogue magazine featured a new look and theme, focusing on Wilmot Cancer Institute’s growth and momentum since receiving a National Cancer Institute designation in 2025, ...