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Upstate-led research outlines options for lung cancer patients
Read MoreUpstate-led research outlines options for lung cancer patients
Read MoreAyorinde I. Soipe, MD, MSc, the study's lead author, believes the study is one of the first to describe a subgroup of dialysis patients who discontinue maintenance dialysis without enrollment in hospice.
Read MoreDUB Biologics is headed by co-founders Upstate Professor Audrey Bernstein and Research Associate Tere Williams.
Read MoreA recent study links some commonly used sugar alcohols to the disease
Read MoreAya Kobeissi, is currently working in the laboratory of Upstate Professor Wei-Dong Yao, PhD
Read MoreDr. Joseph Domachowskes research on the project dates back nearly a decade when he enrolled the first infants in the clinical trial to test the antibody.
Read MoreThis year the program features 20 participants who are on campus through Aug. 11.
Read MoreA graduate student researches a possible clue to heart disease
Read MoreCreating an electron microscopy facility was one of the priorities outlined in the Research Strategic Plan in 2021.
Read MoreUpstate's head of research says he sees himself as a "servant leader"
Read MoreWei-Dong Yao, PhD, will use the funding to investigate the role of specific gene mutations in frontotemporal dementia (FTD).
Read MoreThe conference, "The dengue endgame: imagining a world with dengue control, will be held August 9 and 10 and will include infectious disease experts from around the world.
Read MoreGrant comes from the Associated Medical Schools of New York.
Read MoreAccording to Becker's, executives on this list are trailblazers in the healthcare arena."
Read MoreUpstate Professor Lynne Logan, PhD, joined with faculty at Wake Forest and Stanford to offer guidance in strengthening the science behind systematic reviews.
Read MoreMedical device teams selected address a variety of ailments, from pressure sores to diabetic foot ulcers.
Read MoreUpstate paper makes cover of the Journal of Cell Science.
Read MoreDavid Hootnick, MD, offers a revolutionary new approach to the topic of congenital birth defects that is featured on the cover of the American Journal of Medical Genetics.
Read MoreMedical student organized walk to help fund brain cancer research
Read MoreAlana Belkevich, who will earn her PhD at Upstate's Commencement May 7, is recognized for her academic excellence and leadership.
Read MoreWebsite is in response to growing interest in nurses seeking to do research.
Read MoreStudy was led by Upstate pediatric gastroenterologist Aamer Imdad, MBBS.
Read MoreThe latest recognition for Steven Faraone, ADHD expert and SUNY Distinguished Professor, comes from Research.com, which also ranks him as 57th best scientist in the U.S.
Read MoreUpstate is specifically looking for a minimum of 100 participants ages 12 to 17 for the two-year study.
Read MoreUpstate's vision care team helps a child with cataracts and glaucoma
Read MoreThis is the first study to show the link between sugar alcohols and liver cancer, and the data also suggests these sugar alcohols could be linked to heart disease.
Read MoreHCMV can significantly raise the chance of organ rejection, making its treatment crucial for those needing a life-saving transplant.
Read MoreHe begins his two-year term as the society's president in 2025. The society promotes collaboration among the various fields of stress research, international scientific cooperation, and public awareness
Read MoreHani Aiash, MD, PhD, led a team of more than a dozen researchers from around the world on this study.
Read MoreThe Graduate Research Empowering and Accelerating Talent award winners from Upstate are Akshay G. Patel, Nicole Maurici, Harsimranjit Sekhon.
Read MoreDr Roger Wong and Margaret Lovier, MPH, say sleep disturbances are a public health problem that needs to be addressed.
Read MoreJolene Kittle's early efforts in the job aimed at assisting nursing staff with publishing, presenting, conducting research.
Read MoreGargi Mishra was chosen by the AHA on the strength of her proposal to study the impact of the dysfunction of mitochondria in cells and how this can contribute to heart disease.
Read MoreStudy led by Dr Jeffrey Bogart found similar outcomes in once and twice-a-day radiation for small-cell lung cancer.
Read MoreA resident, medical student and faculty members are honored for their ADHD research.
Read MoreThe EMZ Foundation aims to support outstanding investigators at the early stages of their careers who show innovation and promise in vision research.
Read MoreAkshay Patel will use the funding to continue his work aimed at discerning the role played by a specific enzyme that is associated with the onset and worsening of lupus.
Read MoreSince 1997, Paiges Butterfly Run has raised more than $4.5 million dollars in support of pediatric cancer care at Upstate Golisano Childrens Hospital and the Waters Center for Childrens Cancer and Blood Disorders at Upstate.
Read MoreStudy shows that ticks infected with pathogens carrying Lyme disease prefer to bite humans in different areas than uninfected ticks.
Read MorePeter D. Calvert, PhD, has been named the inaugural Hoepner professor
Read MorePatent for saliva test is awarded to Quadrant Biosciences, SUNY Research Foundation and Penn State College of Medicine, also a research collaborator.
Read MoreDr Samuel Herberg will study how and why trabecular meshwork cells in the eye react differently to stressors when an individual has glaucoma.
Read MoreOlson will use the grant to address why the wiring of the fetal brain can be so deeply impacted by exposure to alcohol during development.
Read MoreTamara Jamaspishvili, MD, PhD, assistant professor of pathology, has been named a 2022 Young Investigator by the Prostate Cancer Foundation.
Read MoreThe severity of dengue can range anywhere from mild flu-like symptoms to life-threatening dengue hemorrhagic fever.
Read MoreSymposium today celebrates 25-year commitment to the development of new and advanced treatments for blinding disease.
Read MoreIn addition to Paterson, the event will feature presentations from researchers across the country who will report on progress using genetics to improve glaucoma treatments, optic nerve injury, retinal disease, and other vision afflictions.
Read MoreStudy may uncover potential to fight the most common cause of illness and death for transplant patients.
Read MoreDr Sharon Brangman and Community Research Liason Kathy Royal, backed by a federal grant, are poised to make progress in ensuring clinical trial participants represent broad diversity.
Read MoreProfessor Joel Wilmore, PhD, will study the microbiome with an eye toward potentially creating more effective vaccines.
Read MoreThe group is looking to connect medical students who want to gain hands-on experience working with companies that contribute to the progression of medicine and science.
Read MoreUpstate Golisano Childrens Hospital joins the Autism Care Network with other leading autism centers aimed at improving the health and quality of life for children with autism and their families.
Read MoreFragile X syndrome is a genetic disorder that occurs when mutations in the FMR1 gene cause the absence or loss of function of FMRP, a protein needed for brain development.
Read MoreAs there are currently no guidelines in the United States, the guidelines will address this critical need for health care providers, patients, and the public.
Read MoreTuch served as honorary co-chair of the Upstate Foundations campaign for the Golisano Center for Special Needs, which has raised more than $6.5 million.
Read MoreDrs. Julio Licinio and Ma-Li Wong say the funding supports research at Upstate that strengthens the university's "standing at the forefront of neuroscience and psychiatry research.
Read MoreAs part of study, center hopes to monitor up to 100 patients to further assess benefits of the at-home monitoring.
Read MoreIn Kenya, the Upstate team engages in bedside clinical teaching and case-based learning.
Read MoreMarie Bechler, PhD, is one of 13 investigators across the United States who received the prestigious award, given to highly promising, early career scientists to support research that may "lead to a better understanding of neurological and psychiatric disorders.
Read MoreFive-year pact promises joint biomedical, health systems research.
Read MoreComputational neuroscientist Chris Gaiteri brings his expertise in computation and biology to studying Alzheimers disease to Upstate
Read MoreSelection as MDIC Challenge team often is precursor to greater success for these medical device innovators
Read MoreEcuadors health minister expresses support for Upstates research in dengue and respiratory syncytial virus, two key areas of investigation at the site.
Read MoreJolene Kittle, PhD, RN, who currently serves as the trauma program manager for the Adult Trauma Program, will take over the position in September.
Read MoreGrant comes from Hologic, a medical technology firm focused on improving womens health and well-being through early detection and treatment.
Read MoreCan surgery reduce ovarian cancer risk? A study is underway involving women with a BRCA gene mutation.
Read MoreUpstate's Postbaccalaureate Research and Education Program, known as PREP-Up allows students to earn a salary, gain experience as apprentice scientists.
Read MoreIndividual and team awards and an award for contribution of the yearCovid Testing Initiativehonored the best of Upstate campus and clinical missions
Read MoreUpstate researchers work on predicting whether breast cancer will metastasize
Read More'This regenerative cell therapy approach has the potential to provide a single-administration, non-destructive alternative for the treatment of drug-resistant focal epilepsy.'
Read MoreExperts share knowledge on vaccines, global health, infectious diseases, health care systems and COVID-19.
Read MoreMariano Viapiano is one of just over two dozen researchers from across the country to receive this honor in 2022.
Read MoreMost cancers are not hereditary, but in some cases, genetics plays a role.
Read MoreVarious state associations honor department with award for Outstanding Leadership in Public Health in New York state.
Read MoreThis tissue network can complicate chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer
Read MoreThe relationship between dementia and Covid-19 was primarily explained by functional impairment, income, and residential setting.
Read MoreTimely evaluations improve odds of cure and survival for testicular cancer patients when they're on the lookout for common symptoms.
Read MoreAuyon Ghosh, MD, MPH, will look to identify possible genes, particularly from a part of the cell machinery called mitochondria, that could be associated with multiorgan sarcoidosis.
Read MoreBrangman delivered the societys Henderson State-of-the-Art Lecture at the AGS 2022 Annual Scientific Meeting, held this week in Orlando.
Read MoreThe study by Dr. Chunyu Liu's research team will help improve understanding of biological mechanisms of schizophrenia
Read MoreREaCH Organization contributes $20,000 in support of work of Satish Krishnamurthy, MD, and Frank Middleton, PhD,
Read MoreNneka Onwumere came up with the idea for the walk, which steps off Sunday, May 8.
Read MoreDr. Amy Caruso Browns Bias Checklist promotes self-reflection, educator development and quality improvement in education, while preventing the harm that comes when biased content reaches learners
Read MoreThe report by Michael Lax, MD, and Jeanette Zoeckler, PhD, of Upstate's Occupational Health Clinical Center, is the first study to examine occupational disease in the state in 30 years.
Read MoreMedications and exercise recommended to prevent stroke in people with symptomatic intracranial atherosclerosis over placing a stent in the blood vessel or doing bypass surgery.
Read MoreThe number of ticks sent to the Upstate lab as part of its citizen science program has skyrocketed with more than 30 percent found to be carrying Lyme disease.
Read MoreInternational honors have been bestowed on Faraone before. In 2019, he was elected president of the World Federation of ADHD.
Read MoreCurrently, no large-scale studies have evaluated a clinical framework to assess and treat behavioral issues in autistic children and adults
Read MoreCollaborators on the research were Upstate, Quadrant Biosciences, and Penn State College of Medicine.
Read MoreIt is a day to celebrate the research of postdoctoral associates.
Read More'By analyzing the primary tumor gene expression, we can predict, with very high potential to be correct, whether this tumor metastasizes in the future, in ten years, in 20 years.'
Read MoreAnnual event is held at the CNY Biotech Accelerator
Read MoreArticle was published in BMJ Case Reports
Read MoreSpringtime sight bears resemblance to microscopic image
Read MoreOverall, there was no evidence that probiotics had a clinically meaningful effect on any of the growth outcomes in children from high-income countries.
Read MoreYoung TV star who died after a seizure in 2019 is honored in Auerbach's grantThe CURE Epilepsy Cameron Boyce Foundation SUDEP (Sudden Unexplained Death in Epilepsy Patients) Award.
Read MoreIn Central New York, medical centers like SUNY Upstate Medical University have been on the forefront of our COVID-19 response," Katko offered in his letter to Biden.
Read MoreRoss Sullivan, MD, founded the Upstate Emergency Opioid Bridge Clinic in 2017 to help address opioid use disorder in Central New York.
Read MoreThe study included 100 patients and was conducted over 150 days, between January and August 2020.
Read MoreWhats up at Upstate: a new pharmacy, youngest vaccine recipient, and a vector containment lab. Here's a roundup of recent events.
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