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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Thyroid cancer center doctor prescribes do-it-yourself thyroid check
The incidence of thyroid cancer is growing, partly because more lumps are being discovered when they are tiny. Someone may have a computerized tomography scan of his or lungs or a carotid ultrasound, and the radiologist incidentally discovers a thyroid … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, HealthLink on Air, women's health/gynecology
Tagged academic medical center, cancer, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, medical blog, prevent thyroid cancer, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, thyroid cancer, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
Fun-to-know trivia about Upstate Medical University
8 — free medical apps for doctors and medical students that Joshua Steinberg MD has built through collaboration with computer science professors and students at Binghamton University. (Find them by searching “Joshua Steinberg MD” in iTunes.) 20 — years difference … Continue reading
Medical, lifestyle stories fill Upstate Health spring issue
Click here for your electronic copy. The spring issue of Upstate Health features psychologist Rich O’Neill on the cover. He and colleagues share their passion for bicycle commuting (page 20) in the leisure section of the magazine, where you will … Continue reading
Posted in community
Twin sisters deliver baby boys on same day at Upstate
Twin sisters who live 100 miles apart delivered healthy baby boys Wednesday at Upstate University Hospital’s Community campus. One was almost five weeks early; the other was more than a week late. If their mothers had not doublechecked with each … Continue reading
Posted in community, maternity/obstetrics, women's health/gynecology
Tagged academic medical center, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, maternity care, medical blog, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
Upstate stroke care ‘almost magical’ with breakthrough stents
“What happened in that hospital was almost magical,” Tina Fietta told The Post-Standard in a story this morning about her mother’s stroke. She was speaking of the new stent being used at Upstate which removes clots from the brains of … Continue reading
Author Abraham Verghese, surgeon Patricia Numann speak at Upstate’s medical school graduation
Upstate’s commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 20 feature two speakers for the College of Medicine: pioneering surgeon Patricia Numann MD and “Cutting for Stone” author Abraham Verghese MD. (Listen to our radio interview with Verghese now through May 25, 2012.) … Continue reading
Posted in community, education, HealthLink on Air, surgery
Tagged Abraham Verghese, academic medical center, Cutting for Stone, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, medical blog, Pat Numann, Patrician Numann, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
Should you consider a bicycle commute?
Listen to a radio interview about bicycle commuting Bike riding can save money and help you combine your workout with your commute. (Be sure to always wear a helmet; Upstate’s Trauma Service sells them for about $10.) Meet three Upstate … Continue reading
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‘Hunger Games’ makes for excellent reading, Deborah Tarbell says
Deborah Tarbell, who supervises the snack bar in Upstate’s Campus Activities Building, is a fan of “The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins, the first book in a trilogy which has been made into a movie. “It’s written for the young … Continue reading
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Dave Sikora stays active by fishing weekly all year round
Dave Sikora, who works in campus physical plant administration, has a passion for fishing — and photo albums to prove it. Mention fishing to him and Dave gets a twinkle in his eye. He fishes about four times a week, … Continue reading
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Three Pioneering Women Doctors Recognized in Public Exhibitions
Doctors Elizabeth Blackwell (1821-1910), Mary Walker (1832-1919) and Sarah Loguen Fraser (1850-1933) –all medical pioneers with ties to Syracuse– are being honored with new public displays in Syracuse and Oswego. Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell and Dr. Sara Loguen Fraser are part … Continue reading
