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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Ideas for making your Super Bowl feast healthier
Health educator Maureen Franklin is back to the What’s Up at Upstate blog with some suggestions (and recipes!) for making your Super Bowl menu a bit healthier. 1. Like to serve salsa? Try it with a new twist by adding … Continue reading
Posted in community, diet/nutrition, recipe
Upstate MD graduate was part of arm transplant surgery team
Patrick Basile, MD, agreed six months ago to lecture about “Lessons from the Global War on Terrorism: Reconstructive Challenges” to surgeons and medical students at Upstate. Basile, a Navy lieutenant commander at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center specializing in plastic … Continue reading
Posted in community, education, surgery
Tagged academic medical center, arm transplant, bilateral arm transplant, brendan marrocco, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, Johns Hopkins, medical blog, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university, walter reed
Snowboarding puts wrists, spleen at risk
Snowboarders, especially young males, are at risk of injuring their arms and/or internal abdominal organs after a fall while snowboarding. That’s the conclusion of a study in which Alison McCrone MD analyzed all of the medical charts for children ages … Continue reading
Posted in community, emergency medicine/trauma, research, Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital/pediatrics
Tagged academic medical center, Golisano Children's, Golisano hospital, Golisano pediatrics, health care blog, health care social media, hospital blog, hospital social media, medical blog, ski, ski safety, snowboard, SUNY, syracuse health care, syracuse hospital, trauma, university hospital, upstate medical, upstate university, winter sports
Cord blood banking, in the meantime
If you read this morning’s blog post about the public cord blood bank Upstate is building, you may have had the same question as one reader who asked: “Since Upstate’s bank is not yet accepting donations, what are options for … Continue reading
Strong Women, Strong Hearts takes place this Saturday
Don’t miss “Strong Women, Strong Hearts,” a free day of education, entertainment and indulgence that takes place 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2 at the HealthLink/OASIS Center, 6333 Route 298 in East Syracuse, next to DoubleTree Hotel off Carrier … Continue reading
Posted in community, entertainment, heart/cardiovascular, nursing, women's health/gynecology
Tagged academic medical center, cardiology, 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, weekend plans, what to do in Syracuse, what to do this weekend
Cord blood bank will add to research, treatment options
Jared Saya was 2 when his mother brought him to Upstate University Hospital’s pediatric emergency department with bruises on his arm. She thought he had fallen. He had cancer. “We stayed at Upstate for six months from that day, getting … Continue reading
Posted in cancer, community, public health, research
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Healthy recipe: Balsamic Roasted Portobello Sandwich on Whole Wheat Sandwich Thin
Here’s a hearty vegetarian meal that is simple to prepare and provides a classy, satisfying taste. Ingredients 4 slices (.75 ounces each) provolone cheese, 4 individual lettuce leaves ¼ cup roasted garlic spread (*) 4 roasted portobello mushrooms 4 ounces … Continue reading
Treasure trove of medical interviews at revised HealthLink on Air website
Click over to HealthLink on Air and explore the treasure trove of topical health-related interviews stored in our ever-growing collection. You’ll find our most recent interviews in the center of the page. In the upper left corner, you can listen … Continue reading
Posted in community, health care, HealthLink on Air
Science is art is science: Upstate research photo appears on journal cover
A doctoral student at Upstate is among the group of scientists who are first to demonstrate — in a living organism — how formins help organize muscle structure. Formins are a group of proteins that govern cell shape, adhesion, division … Continue reading
Doc Hollywood works in emergency department
How many times per day would you imagine that patients refer to Emily Hollywood MD as “Doc Hollywood?” Three or four, says the good-natured Hollywood, who is completing her third year of residency in Upstate University Hospital’s Emergency Department. She … Continue reading
Posted in community, education, emergency medicine/trauma
Tagged academic medical center, doc hollywood, 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
