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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Pediatric patients trick-or-treat in hospital
Being hospitalized at Halloween is no fun, especially for children who would rather be trick-or-treating. So every year at the Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital, employees volunteer to inject a little fun into the day. I got to participate this year … Continue reading
Posted in community, Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital/pediatrics
Tagged academic medical center, costume, Golisano Children's, Golisano hospital, Golisano pediatrics, halloween, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, medical blog, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, trick or treat, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
10th annual ‘Cancer in the Crosshairs’ focuses on lung cancer
Join Leslie Kohman MD and a panel of Upstate experts for an update on the diagnosis, treatment and survivorship or lung cancer, at the 10th annual “Cancer in the Crosshairs” seminar Saturday, Nov. 3. The presentation is free, but seating … Continue reading
Family-friendly entertainment will mark 30th anniversary of Margaret L. Williams Developmental Evaluation Center
The Open Hand Theater performance, “Lions & Tigers & Bears? Oh My!” is part of the celebration Saturday Nov. 3 of the Margaret L. Williams Developmental Evaluation Center‘s 30th anniversary. The event also marks the 7th anniversary of the Kohl’s … Continue reading
Posted in community, entertainment
Tagged academic medical center, autism, Golisano Children's, Golisano hospital, Golisano pediatrics, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, medical blog, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
OASIS Members inspired by Dr. Sarah Loguen
This fall, OASIS offers “Remarkable Women in the History of Central New York,” one of 160+ courses offered by this Upstate-sponsored senior program. Among the remarkable women being studied is Dr. Sarah Loguen (1850-1933), a graduate of the medical school … Continue reading
Posted in community, education, entertainment, history, medical student, organ donation/transplant
Nurse Adjuah Williams to receive ‘Nurse of the Year’ award
Adjuah Williams RN, an Upstate nurse specializing in orthopedics, will receive the “Nurse of the Year” award Oct. 30 from the Bankers Healthcare Group and Business Journal. The honor is part of the 2012 Excellence in Health Care Awards, which … Continue reading
Pink the Rink for Syracuse Crunch game Saturday — and raise cancer awareness
The Syracuse Crunch hockey team will “Pink the Rink” Saturday Oct. 27, to raise money for the Upstate Cancer Center and the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund. Tickets to the game against Wilkes Barre/Scranton Penguins are $15. Use … Continue reading
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Tagged academic medical center, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, ice hockey, medical blog, SUNY, syracuse crunch, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
Geneva Tower’s lobby offers history lesson
Last August, Upstate opened Geneva Tower, a high-rise residence hall for students and medical residents. Located at the corner of Harrison and Townsend streets in downtown Syracuse, the new residence hall was once known as Townsend Tower. After a $28 … Continue reading
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Researchers seek volunteers for a study evaluating Dengue fever vaccine
Upstate researchers are recruiting healthy volunteers, ages 18 to 45, to participate in a study that will evaluate a vaccine for Dengue fever, a disease that affects many parts of the developing world and parts of the United States. The … Continue reading
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Tagged academic medical center, dengue fever, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, infectious disease, medical blog, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university
Medical student Scott Ulberg wins Empire State Marathon
He runs every day. No matter whether he spends the day studying, or working all day and leaving the hospital at 8:30 p.m., medical student Scott Ulberg, 24, always gets his run in. He logs 110 to 120 miles per … Continue reading
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Upstate celebrates Pharmacy Week
By Darcy DiBiase Upstate Medical University celebrates Pharmacy Week October 22-26. Representatives will be available to hand out information to patients and visitors to help keep track of current medications and how to take medications correctly. They will also have … Continue reading
