Research The Science of Seeing Art and Color By URMC Communications Dec. 13, 2018 Researchers get insight into the complexity of the visual system that illuminates Claude Monet's processes and the intricacies of his work.
Research Study Confirms Central Role of Brain’s Support Cells in Huntington’s, Points to New Therapies By Mark Michaud Dec. 13, 2018 New research gives scientists a clearer picture of what is happening in the brains of people with Huntington’s disease and lays out a potential path for treatment. The study, which appears today in ...
Patient Care Lower Doses, at Home. Is This the Future of CLL Treatment? By Leslie Orr Dec. 12, 2018 Wilmot Cancer Institute research shows that giving antibody therapy more often but at lower doses — and perhaps teaching patients how to inject themselves at home — could be a future option for ...
Patient Care Fa La La La Food: How Healthy are the Foods We Sing About? By Lori Barrette 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 Inhwan (Jason) Yeo, Ph.D. By Ruth Harper-Rhode Dec. 12, 2018 Medical Physicist, Radiation Oncology
Research Study: Neurons in the Brain Work as a Team to Guide Movement of Arms, Hands By Mark Michaud Dec. 11, 2018 New research reveals how the nerve cells responsible for motor control modify their activity as we reach and grasp for objects.
Research Study: Neurons in the Brain Work as a Team to Guide Movement of Arms, Hands By Mark Michaud Dec. 11, 2018 The apparent simplicity of picking up a cup of coffee or turning a doorknob belies the complex sequence of calculations and processes that the brain must undergo to identify the location of an item ...
Patient Care Mark Gestring Named URMC Division Chief of Acute Care Surgery By Karin Gaffney Christensen Dec. 9, 2018 The professor of Surgery, Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics joined the faculty in 2001.
Research Tissue Stiffness is a "Mosh Pit” Where Cancer Cells Thrive By Leslie Orr Dec. 4, 2018 Imagine being at a packed concert hall with a mosh pit full of dancers creating a wall against outsiders. When targeted drugs try to make their way toward a pancreas tumor, they encounter a similar ...
