Patient Care 5 Tips for Managing Diabetes By URMC Communications Nov. 1, 2024 Diabetes may be common but that doesn’t make living with it easy. UR Medicine endocrinologist Dr. Laticia Valle offers five tips for managing diabetes.
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.
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 Cooking for Busy Families: Mindful Meals in a Fast-Paced World By Rebecca Youmell Aug. 26, 2024 We're quickly approaching back-to-school season, and many are already thinking "how is my family going to survive our crazy fall schedule?!"
Research New Model Could Help Provide Expectant Mothers a Clearer Path to Safe Fish Consumption By Mark Michaud Jun. 28, 2024 New framework separates mercury exposure into fish intake and average mercury content of the consumed, findings that could reduce confusion, and produce clearer guidance on fish consumption for ...
Patient Care Pregnancy and Weight: Why It Matters By Sydney Burrows Jun. 11, 2024 If you’re pregnant or considering having a baby, you likely have a long list of questions. Weight gain and loss might be on that list—and it should be, according to UR Medicine Obstetrics & ...
Patient Care Grains of Truth: Getting the Goods on Gluten By Lori Barrette 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 Can You Refuse to be Weighed at the Doctor? By Holly Russell, MD Mar. 12, 2024 As a physician, I can’t ignore the lack of scientific evidence supporting routine weigh-ins. There’s no clear evidence that they improve a patient’s health, and guidance on a thoughtful approach to ...
Community It's Not You, It's Your Goal Setting By Sydney Burrows Jan. 8, 2024 When the calendar flips from December to January, it’s common to pick a handful of New Year’s resolutions. While many set goals, only 9% of people manage to keep their resolutions throughout the ...
Patient Care Is BMI Accurate? New Evidence Says No By Lori Barrette 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 ...