Research $3.6M NIH Grant Funds Center for Social Ties and Aging Research By Patrick Broadwater Jan. 8, 2020 A new center at the University of Rochester is bringing together researchers to find new and innovative ways to promote social connectedness and the overall health of older adults caring for a loved ...
Patient Care Stargazing Connects Mother-Daughter during Scary Stint with Cancer By URMC Communications Jan. 2, 2020 Tori Holmes was only six years old the day her mom, Kim, was diagnosed with an aggressive blood cancer in 2013.
Patient Care Navigating Nutrition during the Holidays: Tips from an Oncology Nutrition Specialist By URMC Communications Dec. 19, 2019 The holidays can be a hectic time of year for all of us, but before you let healthy eating habits melt away, read through these tips from Molly Rockford, R.D., a dietitian who is board-certified in ...
Patient Care Eastman Faculty, Alumni Play Key Role in Nationwide Research Network By URMC Communications Dec. 18, 2019 Eastman Institute for Oral Health alumni, faculty and hygienists are participating in a national research network thatâs producing an unprecedented knowledge base and will lead to improved patient ...
Patient Care COB Director Robert Quivey Stepping Down By URMC Communications Dec. 16, 2019 Robert G. Quivey, Ph.D., is stepping down as director of the Center for Oral Biology (COB) and Margaret and Cy Welcher Professor in Dental Research. He will remain in that role until a new director ...
Patient Care Resident Applies Multiple Times, Refuses to Settle for Any Program but Eastman By URMC Communications Dec. 3, 2019 Never ever give up. While Winston Churchill is often credited for coining the phrase, there have been countless parents, coaches, teachers, mentors and dream seekers who have thought it, said it, and ...
Research Wellness that Works By Patrick Broadwater Nov. 26, 2019 A study of the UR Medicine Employee Wellness program published in the Journal of Population Health Management found that nearly 50 percent of participants who were at moderate to very high risk for ...
