Individuals with the highest levels of IL-6 in their blood had twice the chance of coronary-related death versus the ones with lower levels.
The report looking at structural fires in the U.S. offers critical data to help those making decisions regarding fire protection.
A Buffalo mother’s successful participation in a smoking-cessation program is just one way WNY residents are benefiting from clinical research led by UB.
In a new paper, UB's Lynn Kozlowski aims to provide a clearer understanding of this often vitriolic debate through the lens of moral psychology.
UB psychologists have found that combinations of certain traits may guard against depression and anxiety.
A UB-led study links DNA samples from purported yetis to Asian bears.
UB's Nathan Daun-Barnett is working with the private company vibeffect to ensure that students thrive while at a college or university.
UB researchers' proposed software solution could extend battery life and reduce energy consumption.
Ferric Contrast and NanoHydroChem have each won $50,000 to advance their commercialization strategies.
A UB-led research team will develop tools that simplify analysis of glycans, biomolecules more diverse than the genome.
A UB study found privacy concerns prevent most patients from sharing their records electronically with health care providers.
