Drugs can adversely affect the eye
When we refer to adverse events with medications, we usually focus on systemic consequences. However, we rarely address the fact that eyes can be...
Grand jury finds ethics abuses
By Elana Glowatz & Rachel Shapiro
Suffolk County officials, including former County Executive Steve Levy, “intentionally corrupted and undermined” the Ethics Commission and contributed to...
CSH researcher Anne Churchland studies rats in a maze
Rats are not only capable of learning a maze to get to a reward (the coveted cheese, for example), but they also have the...
Rheumatoid arthritis: effective management options
Rheumatoid arthritis is one of many autoimmune diseases, where the body’s immune system begins to attack the body’s own tissue. RA results in systemic...
SBU professor’s goal: to demystify the computer
Donald Porter was such a childhood fan of Sesame Street that he named his computer lab at Stony Brook OSCAR (for Operating System Security...
The perils of dehydration can be mild or serious
Dehydration is a topic that is often overlooked or is given only cursory thought, but it’s very important. Dehydration is simple to avoid, right?...
Thomas Cubaud of SBU and microfluidics
As a child in France, Thomas Cubaud grew up watching rivers, waves in the ocean, tides, and even the vortex that formed as bathwater...
Alcohol: weighing the risks versus the benefits
There is much confusion over whether alcohol is beneficial or detrimental to your health. The short answer is: It depends on your circumstances, including...
Alea Mills studies genes to understand autism
One Sunday in the fall of 2010, Alea Mills needed a break from one of her more mundane jobs — writing proposals to get...
The dangers of the quick fix in medicine
There may be drugs that help prevent disease. As physicians, we want to do what is best and right — and easiest — for...
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