Education Global Reach By URMC Communications Jul. 30, 2014 You won’t find it on a world map, but Bradford C. Berk’s (MD/PhD ’81) cardiovascular research laboratory is a sought-after destination for promising young scientists from around the globe.
Education Seven Years with Dr. Dailor By URMC Communications Jul. 30, 2014 Anesthesiology resident Falan Mouton, M.D., writes about her mentor, Ellen Marie Dailor, M.D., associate professor and division chief of Carida Anesthesiology.
Education A Noble Guide By URMC Communications Jul. 30, 2014 Personal recollections of Nobel laureate George Hoyt Whipple, M.D. (1878 – 1976), show the founding dean of Rochester’s School of Medicine and Dentistry was a valued mentor.
Research New Mouse Model May Open Autism Treatment Research Avenues By URMC Communications Jul. 29, 2014 Nina Schor, M.D., Ph.D., the William H. Eilinger Chair of Pediatrics at the University of Rochester, followed a hunch about a brain receptor, resulting in a new mouse model that may give researchers ...
Patient Care UR Medicine Opens Doors on New Neuromedicine ICU By Mark Michaud Jul. 27, 2014 UR Medicine today unveiled a new state-of-the-art unit dedicated to highly specialized care for people with serious and life-threatening neurological conditions, like strokes, seizures, brain and ...
Family Learns Lupus Can Be Managed By URMC Communications Jul. 25, 2014 The diagnosis was devastating, and Bobbie and Steve Clark were taking turns. One would stay in the hospital room, showing a strong face for their daughter Tessa, while the other took to the hallway ...
Research Wilmot Clinical Trial Tests Antibiotic as Lymphoma Treatment By URMC Communications Jul. 24, 2014 Military troops take doxycycline to prevent infections and malaria, and teenagers use it to treat acne. Wilmot Cancer Institute scientists are also testing it for the treatment of lymphoma.
Research Ten Ugly Men Festival Celebrates 25 Inspiring Years By Rebecca Youmell Jul. 20, 2014 What began as a small gathering among friends and family in 1989 quickly grew into what is now known as the Ten Ugly Men Festival, a celebration with thousands of people that gives back to the ...
Construction Corner: A look inside By URMC Communications Jul. 18, 2014 Take a look inside the future Golisano Children's Hospital with these interior photos (and a few good external shots)! Featured in our upcoming Strong Kids newsletter, these pictures take you down ...
Scientific Mystery Solved in Janitor’s Closet By URMC Communications Jul. 17, 2014 A bit of summer trivia: After George H. Whipple won the 1934 Noble Prize for his discoveries regarding anemia, what happened to his original, handwritten notes?
