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Genetic variant may be key to some kids' heart failure
12/12/25
The findings of a study strongly suggest that genetic testing should be done on all children with heart failure and myocarditis.

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Experts praise order for pharmacists giving COVID vaccine
12/18/20
Pharmacy faculty Karl Fiebelkorn and Christopher Daly say Cuomo's order removing the 90-day delay allows UB pharmacy students to play an active role in distributing the vaccine.
Stepping up to fight COVID-19
12/18/20
Several of UB’s industry partners have pivoted their research and development efforts toward winning the battle against COVID-19.
UB art historian wins major book award
12/17/20
Elizabeth Otto's "Haunted Bauhaus" has won the Northeast Popular & American Culture Association’s 2020 Peter C. Rollins Book Prize.
It’s not the caffeine; it’s the people
12/17/20
Three members of the UB community argue why being stuck at home — and unable to hang out in cafes and bars — drains our creativity.
Focus on unity can take politics out of pandemic
12/16/20
UB’s Janet Yang says Biden’s appeal to sympathy and solidarity can influence people’s support for scientifically grounded response measures.
First treatment for Fragile X Syndrome moves closer
12/15/20
Co-developed by Tetra Therapeutics and UB, the drug improved language and daily functioning in patients during phase 2 clinical trials.
Titus named to National Academy of Inventors
12/14/20
The UB bioengineer’s work spans an array of fields, including artificial vision, artificial neural networks, optoelectronics and integrated sensor systems.
Transistor uses half of voltage of common semiconductors
12/11/20
The two-dimensional structure could by key for quantum computing, UB researchers say.
Rehab Science faculty receive honors
12/11/20
Jim Lenker, Patricia Ohtake, Sharon Ray and Janice Tona recently were awarded some of the highest honors given to professionals in their fields.
Alzheimer’s memory loss can be restored, UB study finds
12/10/20
In a preclinical study, researchers found that inhibiting certain enzymes in mouse models can improve cognitive function.

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