Cheryl’s varicose veins were causing pain and swelling in her legs. After visiting the Vein Treatment Center, she was able to find the relief she needed.
Learning your personal level of risk for developing breast cancer can be critical to identifying cancer before it becomes aggressive. We explain how risk assessments work and where you can find one.
The SLH Regional Care Pavilion is progressing on schedule, and is expected to meet its 2024 completion date.
There are many different types of dementia affecting millions of people around the world. Here is how frontotemporal dementia affects people and their loved ones.
The first-of-its-kind Center in the Finger Lakes Region and Western New York delivers personalized care for women.
With years of science, research, and understanding since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we know more about the virus than in 2020. Learn what COVID symptoms feel like now.
Colon and rectal cancers are now a leading cause of cancer-related deaths for younger adults. Learn about the research being done to understand the change and how to lower your risk of having colorectal cancer.
Our family history can play an important role in our heart health. Learn how our Comprehensive Cardiovascular Genetics Program can help prevent serious heart problems.
There are a lot of products and medications that claim to stop or even reverse hair loss. Dr. Nana Duffy, one of our dermatologists, breaks down what to look for with these products.
Learning to change how you eat to help your heart get healthier can seem intimidating. Gaurav Sharma, MD, explains that it doesn’t have to be.
Some people take supplements to help improve their heart health. We look at some of the more popular ones and the recent science around them.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States. Rawa Sarji, DO, talks about recognizing the signs of heart disease and how to prevent it.
The Kinney Drugs Foundation made a $200,000 commitment to the Great Care, Right Here Fundraising Campaign. Learn how the funds will be used.
Even as we are emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic, we are seeing the effects it has had on children. Odessa D. Despot, PsyD, shares her insights.
Skin care routines are becoming more popular with young teenagers and even tweens. Hear from a dermatologist’s point of view about the best way to approach skin care routines.
There is a growing shortage of healthcare workers across the U.S., including in Rochester, which is leading to higher rates of stress and burnout. New research suggests ways that employers can lessen that stress and burnout.