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Doctors must learn to communicate better with their patients with complex chronic disorders
4/30/25
Complex disorders like long COVID and myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome are often dismissed or misdiagnosed: better communication can help, say UB researchers.
Businesses face hidden loan costs after going public
4/29/25
New study reveals post-IPO lenders can raise interest rates based on financial performance.
How advertising impacts Wall Street
4/28/25
New study reveals link between product ads and analyst accuracy.
Statement regarding reactivation of international students’ status
4/25/25
The university will continue to provide supportive resources to all affected students on an individual basis.

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Faculty Experts

4/25/25
Brenda Moore

Associate Professor of Sociology and Criminology

Expertise: Race and ethnic relations, military sociology, gender and social stratification
Phone: 716-645-8470
Email: socbrend@buffalo.edu
2/28/24
Patricia Logan-Greene
Associate Professor of Social Work

Expertise: violence and victimization, adverse childhood experiences, gun violence and prevention, child maltreatment

Phone: 716-645-1533
Email: pblogang@buffalo.edu

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UB in the News

CNN Panelist Calls AOC 'The American Nightmare'
4/29/25
HuffPost quotes Sunyee Yoon in an article about the American dream following comments made by “Shark Tank” investor Kevin O’Leary about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
Yes, meningitis can cause serious illness and even death. But is it contagious?
4/26/25
USA Today quotes John Sellick in a story about the risks of contracting fatal meningitis.
Funding cut for landmark study of women's health
4/23/25
NPR quotes Jean Wactawski-Wende in an All Things Considered story about funding cuts to the landmark Women’s Health Initiative, including her own $1.2 million contract.
It started with a whistling sound in his nose. Then things got much worse
4/19/25
The Washington Post quotes Eugene Kern about “Empty Nose Syndrome,” a disorder Kern discovered at the Mayo clinic in 1994.

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