Service will help in the diagnosis and evaluation of patients who experience a poison and or toxic exposure.

Programs, services on receiving end of support include midwifery, Joslin Diabetes Center and Poison Center.

$75,000 grant will benefit hospital's Survivor Wellness Center and accelerate research into improving the lives of children battling cancer.

President Smith says funding announcement shows how SUNY can help power economic recovery.

Upstate University Hospital employees gather at the annual Strikes for Stroke fundraiser to benefit patient programs for the Upstate Stroke Center. The bowling event, held at Flamingo Lanes in Liverpool, N.Y., June 9, featured PBA Tour Hall of Fame bowler and stroke survivor Mark Roth, seventh from right. The Upstate Stroke Center is one of the state's designated stroke centers. It offers intensive stroke treatment, such as the new Solitaire 2 blood clot retrieval system, not available elsewhere in Central New York.

Upstate is among 79 accredited cancer programs throughout the U.S. to receive the award that recognizes programs that provide quality care to cancer patients.

89-year-old Spencer M. Wallace Jr. has lived with diabetes for 82 years, and now he's being recognized for his healthy lifestyle. "He's a role model for others who live with type 1 diabetes," says one physician, of Wallace.

The joint venture uses new synthetic enzymes to create bioethonal and has been selected to receive up to $50,000 in funding from SUNY TAF.

Funding from CenterStateCEO's Grants for Growth program will help accelerate the research and development of new products.

National Public Radio's WRVO will now carry Upstate Medical University's health-information talk show, HealthLink on Air.

Upstate uses guide written by legendary college football coach Frank Broyles, whose wife suffered from Alzheimer's, as a resource for caregivers.

American Cancer Society gives Upstate Medical University an "A" for creating a 100 percent tobacco-free campus.

The Upstate Midwifery Program offers women of all ages primary care, obstetrical/gynecological care, family planning, labor and delivery, as well as perimenopause/ menopause management.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo talks to media following his announcement of a program that would incentivize new business to set up shop near SUNY campuses.

Upstate Medical University President David R. Smith, MD, welcomes New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to the Upstate campus May 22. Cuomo was on campus to announce a program that would incentivize new business to set up shop near SUNY campuses.

Adeepa D. Singh, MD, Class of 2013, graduated from Upstate's College of Medicine Sunday, May 19. Upstate awarded 502 degrees and seven professional certificates to graduates of the university's colleges of Graduate Studies, Health Professions, Medicine and Nursing. Congratulations to all our Upstate graduates.

Upstate will present free training to EMS providers in Cayuga County in what will be one of the largest EMS training efforts undertaken by the hospital outside of Onondaga County.

Upstate will award 502 degrees and seven professional certificates to graduates of the colleges of Graduate Studies, Health Professions, Medicine and Nursing.