Navin was having trouble walking, remembering things, and needed help going to the bathroom—signs of a condition called normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH). It happens when too much fluid builds up in the brain. He joined a new research study where our teams placed a tiny tube behind his ear to gently drain the extra fluid without needing intense brain surgery! Now, he walks 3–4 miles a day and feels like himself again. 🧠🚶‍♂️ #URochesterResearch (fb)

POV: Your child is nervous about their surgery. That's totally normal, and it's why our team at Sawgrass Surgery Center developed a coloring book to help kiddos understand what their appointment will look like. The teams let them take control over as many aspects of their care as possible! This booklet is given to pediatric patients at Sawgrass, Golisano Children's Hospital, and Strong West. (fb)