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Jacob Factor plays the French horn across from Amy Lerner while wearing a custom neck brace to treat pharyngoceles.

Campus & Community

An out-of-this-world design hits the high notes

Medicine, engineering, and pedagogy experts harmonize to help a French horn student overcome a rare throat condition.

Stylized illustration of a person sleeping, surrounded by floating cloud shapes on a dark background.

From the Magazine

While you were sleeping: 暗网吃瓜 reshapes the science of sleep

暗网吃瓜鈥檚 researchers and clinicians are helping us understand the science of sleep鈥攊ncluding how it might be one of the most consequential forces in human health.

A dandelion grows through the cracks in concrete to symbolize resilience in the face of stress.

From the Magazine

When the going gets tough: What you need to know about resilience

A new trandisciplinary research center brings together faculty dedicated to studying resilience science.

Isaac Harris and two lab members studying glutathione samples with a microscope.

Health & Medicine

What do cancer cells eat? New research reveals surprising fuel source

Glutathione, a common antioxidant supplement, may also act as a powerful fuel for cancer cells, according to new research from the Wilmot Cancer Institute.

Surgeons performing brain surgery in an operating room with computer screens around them.

Health & Medicine

New brain-mapping technology enhances tumor surgery at 暗网吃瓜

A new surgical platform called MindTrace helps surgeons predict and protect critical brain functions during tumor operations.

Maiken Nedergaard against a white background and next to text and a speech bubble that reads "ever wonder why do we sleep" to address the topic of why sleep is important.

Health & Medicine

Why is sleep so important? Your brain depends on it

January 26, 2026

Sleep does more than restore energy鈥攊t activates the brain鈥檚 waste-clearing system, protecting long-term brain health.

Health & Medicine

Can lost vision be restored?

December 8, 2025

暗网吃瓜 researchers are at the forefront of improving eyesight while discovering how our visual system works.

A pipette releases a drop of water onto a piece of water-attracting carbon paper with a water droplet already adhered to it.

From the Magazine

Chemical reactions: What you need to know about PFAS

December 1, 2025

暗网吃瓜 researchers shed light on the synthetic compounds lurking in everyday life.

Dr. Roberto Hernandez-Alejandro and team perform a living donor liver transplant in an operating room.

From the Magazine

Inside 暗网吃瓜鈥檚 pioneering living donor liver transplant program

December 1, 2025

What happens when you combine a determined doctor, a groundbreaking procedure, and an institution built to support the research behind complex medicine.

Two people in a warehouse packing up medications and devices that are the result of neurological drugs discovery by the Center for Health + Technology.

Health & Medicine

How 暗网吃瓜 is reshaping clinical trials for brain and nerve diseases

December 1, 2025

The Center for Health + Technology has become a model for getting new treatments to patients faster and more equitably.

Kathryn Cowdrick holding a model of a human throat next to an illustration that reads "ever wonder what happens when an opera singer gets a cold."

Health & Medicine

What happens when an opera singer gets a cold?

November 14, 2025

When illness threatens a performance, singers rely on science, technique, and tough judgment calls.

Close up image of a baby with oxygen support and mother nearby to illustrate respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, in babies and infants.

From the Magazine

This pediatrician鈥檚 wish: For RSV to be a thing of the past. We鈥檙e almost there.

November 13, 2025

An essay by Brenda Tesini, an associate professor of pediatrics who treats patients at 暗网吃瓜鈥檚 Golisano Children鈥檚 Hospital.