April Wrap-Up
Society for Reproductive Investigation University of Rochester ObGyn faculty and trainees presented their research at the Society for Reproductive Investigation 72nd Annual Scientific Meeting. Click ...
Stories
Collaborative Surgery: The Superior Approach for Pelvic Floor Disorders
Medical specialties are defined by their expertise and prescribed scopes of practice. Clear boundaries protect patients and practitioners. There is only so much one individual can master, ...
Introducing the Diabetes in Pregnancy Program
Pregnancy is a natural state of insulin resistance. There's a good ...
New Pharmacy Program to #EndtheEpidemic
The Remarkable Evolution of HIV/AIDS Treatment HIV/AIDS was a death sentence. Until LGBT people, people living with HIV, and allies demanded action and pushed the scientific establishment to address ...
Ask the Expert: Using Self-Tests for HPV to Screen for Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer is predominantly caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). HPV is one of several cancer-causing viruses, along with Hepatitis B (HBV), Epstein-Barr Virus, and human immunodeficiency ...
University of Rochester ObGyn Department Presents Work at National Meeting
Next week, the world's foremost experts in high risk pregnancies will gather in Denver, Colorado, for the annual Pregnancy Meeting. The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine's premier event, the ...
Dr. Doyle’s 585 Menopause Clinic: Now Open!
"Kate will experience a dramatic change [...] The combination of her physical and mental states will drive her insane and result in mood swings [...] After re-living adolescent mood swings triggered ...
2 New Fellows Inducted to the American Medical Informatics Association
The Expansive Role of the Electronic Medical Record The Electronic Medical Record (EMR) is an essential part of modern healthcare. In fact, it would be a challenge to identify any areas of the ...
A CDC Guideline Went Viral on Social Media. Here’s Why.
Whose pain matters? It's a simple question, and it should have a simple answer. Everybody's pain matters. But the history of medicine reveals an ugly truth: the pain felt by the powerful has often ...
Interdisciplinary Care at the Intersection of Epilepsy and Reproductive Health
November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, and Dr. Sarah Betstadt is spotlighting a critical issue: the intersection of epilepsy and reproductive health. Dr. Betstadt is an Associate Professor of ...
The ABCs of IUDs: What to Expect with Intrauterine Device (IUD) Insertion, Use, and Removal
An intrauterine device (IUD) is a small, T-shaped birth control device that is inserted into the uterus by your provider. IUDs are a highly effective form of long-acting reversible contraception (or ...
University of Rochester Experts Bring Real-World Insights to Critical Care Training
What if I told you that there is a hospital in Mesa, Arizona, filled with patients who have no heart? Strange as it sounds, that's an accurate description of the Banner Simulation Medical Center, a ...
IC or not IC?
A brief note on language: Bladder Pain Syndrome is now the preferred term within the field of urogynecology. However, due its length and newness, the former title Interstitial Cystitis, or IC, is ...
ACOG District II Weighs in on Prop I
Early voting in New York State began this past Saturday, October 26th. Over 700,000 New Yorkers cast their ballots over the weekend, marking an increase from the 2020 presidential election. While ...
"We're thinking of you. You're not alone"
On Mother's Day 2025, mailboxes throughout the Rochester region will be filled with greeting cards. Among them will be handwritten notes from obstetrics office staff associated with Strong Memorial ...