Research Breast Cancer Surgery: Is an Overnight Hospital Stay Really Necessary? By Leslie Orr Aug. 7, 2025 With proper screening, older women can go home right away after a mastectomy.
Education AI-Driven, Instructor-Free Platform Could Transform Surgical Training By Mark Michaud Aug. 6, 2025 The surgical simulation system teaches and assesses skills with 99.9% accuracy and high trainee satisfaction, offering scalable, personalized, real-time feedback and objective performance analytics.
Research Researchers Trace a Source of Poor Tendon Healing, Retrain Cells for a Better Recovery By Barbara Ficarra Aug. 5, 2025 Long overlooked in the field of musculoskeletal study, the tendon is a highly complex anatomical structure that triggers a dynamic but mysterious cellular response when it's injured. In a new study ...
Patient Care There is No Cure for Multiple Myeloma – but a Clinical Trial Brought One Patient Hope By Ruth Harper-Rhode Jul. 28, 2025 Nadine Poormon had a broken arm, but she had no idea why. A trip to urgent care and an MRI led to a shocking discovery: She had a type of cancer that has no cure, but a clinical trial has given her ...
Research New York Consortium Aims to Improve Gene and Cellular Treatment for Cancer By Leslie Orr Jul. 28, 2025 The goal is to expand patient access to clinical trials and the latest advances.
Research EIOH Researchers Rank Among the Top Scholars Worldwide By Karen Black Jul. 24, 2025 A recent global analysis by ScholarGPS has recognized Eastman Institute for Oral Health as home to some of the world’s leading researchers in oral health and related specialties.
Research Researchers Find Brain Immune Cells Regulate Vision Health By Kelsie Smith Hayduk Jul. 24, 2025 During most eye infections or injuries, neutrophils, immune cells found in the blood, are usually the first line of defense. However, researchers at the Flaum Eye Institute and Del Monte Institute ...
Research Forever Chemicals, Lasting Effects: Prenatal PFAS Exposure Shapes Baby Immunity By Mark Michaud Jul. 23, 2025 Study is first to identify specific infant immune cell changes resulting from prenatal PFAS exposure, patterns associated with weaker vaccine responses, increased allergy risk, and potential ...
Education EIOH Receives $2.1 Million to Expand Training and Public Health Initiatives By Karen Black Jul. 16, 2025 EIOH has been awarded a $2.1 million federal grant to develop a training model designed to increase dental care in underserved communities and to expand the dental workforce who care for people with ...
Research University of Rochester Awarded Prestigious Aging Research Center Grant By Susanne Pallo Jul. 15, 2025 The grant will establish the Upstate NY Comparative Biology of Aging Nathan Shock Center, one of only eight such centers in the U.S. Comparing the biology of long- and short-lived mammals, the new ...
