• SPHHP dean contributes to JAMA paper on WHI
    6/5/24

    Jean Wactawski-Wende says the paper aimed to provide further detail, clarity and longer-term assessment of risks and benefits of hormone replacement therapy.

  • Career pathways for PhD students
    6/5/24

    A one-day conference provided 75 PhD students and postdocs with options both in and outside of academia.

  • UB cystic fibrosis research has been transforming patients’ lives
    6/4/24

    For decades, UB researchers have been committed to studying and keeping up with the dramatic advances in treating CF.

  • Meds for Type 2 diabetes, obesity may lower risk of acute pancreatitis
    6/4/24

    UB research contradicts concerns drugs like Ozempic could put patients who’ve had pancreatitis at risk for getting it again.

  • Human rights, sustainability and resiliency in Costa Rica
    6/3/24

    A new Social Work study abroad experience focuses on human rights and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

  • How AI can help companies leverage data
    6/3/24

    Dario Gil, IBM's director of research, delivered the keynote at Friday's UB | AI Chat Series.

  • June in Buffalo set for June 9-15
    5/31/24

    The annual new music festival and conference features instruction for student composers, as well as concerts for the general public.

  • Stopping the bleed in Belize
    5/31/24

    UB medical students trained rural farmers in lifesaving techniques during a spring break trip to the Central American country.

  • UB faculty, staff receive SUNY Chancellor’s Awards
    5/31/24

    Twenty-two employees have been recognized for consistently superior professional achievement and the ongoing pursuit of excellence.

  • RNA editing sites likely play larger role in genetic disease
    5/30/24

    The UB research reveals how environmental challenges can affect human gene expression through RNA editing.

  • UB faculty part of AI security initiative
    5/30/24

    The faculty will serve as key members of a project to secure the Department of Defense’s most critical AI models while also speeding the tech’s commercialization in the private sector.

  • Paying student-athletes
    5/30/24

    UB sports law expert Helen “Nellie” Drew says the recent landmark NCAA agreement opens a ‘new world’ of intercollegiate athletics.

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  • Statistics students shine

    Energy drinks, artificial intelligence and allergy attacks were just some of the statistical topics presented at this year’s UB Statistics Program Competition. Forty-seven students from five local high schools took part in this annual contest, hosted by the School of Public Health and Health Professions. Students from Amherst High School, Grand Island High School, Lewiston-Porter High School, Nichols High School and Royalton-Hartland High School presented their statistical findings on the subject of their choice, using knowledge learned from their AP Statistics classes. Photos: Tom Wolf

    Published June 13, 2024

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Corina Stammworthy discusses how UB has continued to affect her career and her life.

True Blue: Corina Stammworthy

Along with her three UB degrees, Corina Stammworthy came up with her business concept in a dream. Now, the founder of Laundromutt, a dog grooming and day care services provider, has turned her dream into reality and a career — all while facing serious health challenges. Watch this episode of True Blue to hear Corina’s story.

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