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- On World Diabetes Day, SUNY Health Urges New Yorkers to Get Screened for Diabetes and Learn to Manage the Disease
- Sunny and Hot Weather Prompts SUNY Health Medical Experts to Warn New Yorkers About Skin Cancer
- With Temperatures on the Rise and Increases in Tick Populations, SUNY Health Urges Prevention Against Tickborne Diseases
Every day, thousands of New Yorkers turn to SUNY Health for answers. Our providers deliver quality care to patients across the state, including some of the sickest and most vulnerable. Our faculty train the next generation of providers. Our researchers generate insights into everything from personalized medicine to cardiovascular disease.
SUNY Health encompasses four academic health centers, five hospitals, four medical schools, two dental schools, the state’s only college of optometry, and 25 other campuses dedicated to health professions and services. Each year, we serve more than 1.3 million patients. We graduate more than 10,000 health professionals in the state, including one of every three medical school graduates, one of every three nursing graduates, and one of every five dentists.