Episodes

As a member of the intelligence community, Randolph Pherson can provide unique insights on the US healthcare system and share his personal experiences on how to get the best care.

Michael Deeb Weaver, BFA '08, shares how artists can, and should, pivot in this pandemic to stay active in their career.

Dr. Gary A. Giovino, PhD ’87, MS ’79, will share his research on how multiple lifestyle factors, such as smoking, nutrition and stress, can affect how a person ages.

Master Certified Life Coach, Linda Bucher, MBA '91, will share tools to help you navigate uncertainty to find stability and security.

Join Sarahmona Przybyla, Assistant Dean, Director of Undergraduate Public Health Programs at the UB School of Public Health and Health Professions, to learn more about how global community changes have affected public health preparedness.

In the second part of this two-part series learn more about Team Alice and how you can prevent medication harm in collaboration with physicians, pharmacists and other health care providers.

In the final presentation of a three part series with UB alumni Matt Pelkey, JD '10, BA '07, gain a greater understanding of the challenges minorities and women face for start up funding.

The first of a two-part series of how multiple medical errors led to the death of an elderly woman and how it all could have been prevented.