Education Training Generations of Urologists, Through Unique Leadership and Mentorship By URMC Communications Feb. 23, 2026 The Department of Urology has cultivated national and international leaders in the field and has built an environment of mentorship and collaboration.
Patient Care A Team Deserving of the Best By Scott Hesel Feb. 6, 2026 On a quiet Sunday morning in August 2023, Craig and Amy Calvert were sitting at their kitchen table when the phone rang. The screen said “Penn,” their 15-year-old son’s name. He had stayed home from ...
Patient Care Daily Aspirin: Worth the Risks? By Lori Barrette, Susanne Pallo Feb. 2, 2026 Taking a daily aspirin was long touted as a simple way to stave off a heart attack or stroke, but recent evidence suggests that the risks of daily aspirin outweigh the benefits for people over 60 and ...
Patient Care Specialty Care Remains Out of Reach for Many Children with Uncontrolled Asthma By Scott Hesel Jan. 21, 2026 Only about 1 in 6 historically marginalized children with uncontrolled asthma in a Rochester, New York-based study saw an asthma specialist in the past year, despite clinical guidance recommending ...
Research Researchers Raise Concerns about Faster Aging, Possible Early-Onset Dementia, for Children and Young Adult Cancer Survivors By Leslie Orr Jan. 7, 2026 New research centers on adopting healthier habits.
Research Farm-Living Families Develop Earlier Immune Maturation Against Food Allergies By Scott Hesel Dec. 10, 2025 Children who grow up in farming communities have long been known to develop far fewer allergies than their urban peers. A new study from the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC), offers one ...
Community A Lightning Strike, Frantic Cries for Help, and a Stranger Who Refused to Let a Teen Die By Leslie White Dec. 9, 2025 “I thought someone had a heart attack and maybe needed CPR. I came to the scene to find a girl had been struck by lightning. Another person had started pressing on her chest…he said he really didn’t ...
Research Rising Complexity in Pediatric Patients Is Reshaping Hospital Care By Mark Michaud Dec. 2, 2025 The new study shows sharp increases in hospitalizations, bed days, and costs for children with complex chronic conditions, care that is increasingly concentrated in urban teaching children’s ...
Research Sex and Age Shape Progression of Batten Disease, Brainwave Study Finds By Kelsie Smith Hayduk Nov. 6, 2025 Researchers from the Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience at the University of Rochester have found that male and female brains show different responses as Batten disease progresses and have found a ...
People Dr. Inna Hughes Appointed Interim Chief of Child Neurology By Scott Hesel Nov. 5, 2025 Inna Hughes, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Neurology and Pediatrics, has been appointed Interim Chief of Child Neurology at Golisano Children’s Hospital. A member of the URMC community since 2007, ...