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International expert at the Jacobs School is co-author on a paper on Epstein-Barr virus antibodies and MS published in JAMA Neurology
3/10/26
The connection between multiple sclerosis and Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is strengthening, according to a paper published this week.
Pharmacy professor promotes kidney assessment that provides more accurate, equitable care
3/10/26
Published commentary encourages discontinuation of outdated tests that are imprecise or put Black patients at disadvantage.
Jacobs School invites alumni, faculty and health care community partners to celebrate 180th anniversary and honor President Tripathi, Hon. Peoples-Stokes
3/9/26
The Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences will mark its 180th anniversary at a Night of Distinction on May 2, recognizing leaders whose vision continues to shape health care in Western New York.
UB School of Management to host “Effective Uses of AI in Marketing” conference
3/6/26
Industry leaders will connect with experts in the UB School of Management to examine how artificial intelligence is changing how brands reach customers, analyze data and make decisions.

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Faculty Experts

5/20/24
Barbara Wejnert
Professor of Environment and Sustainability
Expertise: spread of democracy since 1800, democratic transitions and sustainability, Eastern European politics and political movements, democracy and inequality in a globalized world
Phone: 716-645-0787
Email: bwejnert@buffalo.edu
8/16/21
Michael Dambra
Associate Professor of Accounting and Law
Expertise: economic consequences of regulatory changes; initial public offerings (IPOs); pension accounting; valuation of privately held equity

Contact: Michael Dambra can be reached most quickly through Jackie Ghosen in the School of Management Communications Office at 716-645-2833 or mgt-pr@buffalo.edu.

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UB in the News

Biological aging happens in bursts. Here’s when and how to prepare
3/5/26
Self highlighted the research of John Fudyma on the process of biological aging in an article about the ages during which the body changes the most.
Being stronger means you’re likely to live longer, new study finds
3/3/26
The Washington Post reports on a study led by Michael LaMonte that found that strength turned out to be a key, and singular, contributor to longer lives in women aged 63 to 99.
What going to bed at the same time every night may do for your heart health and mood
3/3/26
Health highlights the expertise of Carleara Weiss in an article about how consistent sleep routines can benefit overall health.
Scientists say only 30 minutes of weight training leads to muscle growth
2/25/26
Prevention interviewed J. Luke Pryor about recent research on the amount of time needed to gain muscle from lifting weights, which the study concluded was 30 minutes, twice a week, even without pushing to failure.

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