Patient Care Halloween Safety Tips and Tricks By Sydney Burrows Oct. 29, 2024 If your family is trick-or-treating or adding some spooky decorations to the house, it’s important to keep safety front of mind. Pediatric and orthodontic UR Medicine experts suggest following these ...
Patient Care Can You Sleep with a Concussion? Signs, Symptoms & Myths By Elizabeth Beach Oct. 14, 2024 Learn the facts about concussions: symptoms, treatments, and when to seek care. Discover whether it's safe to sleep after a concussion and how to support a full recovery.
Patient Care How to Prevent Falls in Older Adults By Barbara Ficarra Oct. 11, 2024 This leading cause of injury needs to be taken seriously.
Patient Care Hangover IVs: Do They Really Work? By Elizabeth Beach Oct. 4, 2024 Find out the facts about common hangover cure myths and how to stay hydrated.
Patient Care Are Adults Too Old to Get Braces? By URMC Communications Sep. 27, 2024 Most people think braces are just for teens...think again! Adults can benefit from them too.
Patient Care Two Reasons You’re Probably Not Allergic to Penicillin Anymore By URMC Communications Sep. 27, 2024 Did you know that up to 90 percent of people with a penicillin allergy label can actually outgrow the allergy?
Community The Performance Plate: Healthy Spin on a Rochester Classic By Elizabeth Beach Sep. 19, 2024 How to make a plant-based, tasty take on the traditional Rochester "Garbage Plate."
Patient Care Three’s a Crowd: Navigating Flu, COVID-19, and RSV Season By Elizabeth Beach Sep. 17, 2024 Infectious disease experts answer common questions heading into the thick of flu season while RSV and COVID continue to spike.
Patient Care How To Deal with Political Stress By Sydney Burrows Sep. 11, 2024 As another major election approaches in America, it's crucial to find ways to protect your mental health.
Patient Care The Long-Term Vision: How Can Parents Promote Eye Health? By Scott Hesel Sep. 9, 2024 Eye health experts emphasize the importance of regular eye exams for kids and share what signs might indicate eye health concerns.