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Study: Medicare reimbursement rates for dermatology decline 29%, adjusted for inflation
11/6/26
An analysis of Medicare reimbursements for dermatologic procedures from 2007 to 2026 found a decline of 29% in inflation-adjusted reimbursement.
Giving passengers a bit more time to board helps flights leave on time
11/4/26
Study shows Delta’s five-minute boarding tweak boosted on-time departures by 32%.
UB School of Management launches AI programs to help professionals lead with confidence
11/4/26
New nondegree programs help managers strengthen decision-making, improve performance and advance their careers.
UB’s Beta Alpha Psi team receives top honors at annual meeting
11/4/26
The School of Management’s Zeta Theta chapter continued its legacy of success at Beta Alpha Psi’s annual meeting.

Blue wave crashes through US state government races
11/4/26
Reuters sought the expertise of Jim Battista for an article examining how Democratic victories in state-level elections could reshape policymaking and future elections across the country.
Toothbrush zaps bacteria with electricity that’s made when bristles move
11/4/26
Nature sought the expertise of Frank Scannapieco for an article examining an innovative toothbrush developed by researchers at Peking University that generates electricity through the movement of its bristles to kill bacteria.
This is not your ordinary flu season
11/3/26
Men's Health cited John Sellick in an article examining an unusually early start to the 2026-27 flu season and the emergence of a mutated H1N1 influenza strain.
Walking this many steps a day could help lower your risk of Alzheimers—it’s less than you think
10/29/26
Women's Health featured Nikhil Satchidanand about a study suggesting that walking as few as 3,000 steps a day may help slow cognitive decline in older adults at risk for Alzheimer's disease.