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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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Eviction a problem long before pandemic
10/19/20
The public health crisis has intensified, rather than created, a festering national housing issue, says UB social work researcher Kelly Patterson.
Balthasar named Chu chair in pharmacy school
10/19/20
The internationally renowned researcher in protein therapeutics is the first faculty member to hold the chair endowed by David and Jane Chu.
UB invests in student-founded startup
10/19/20
UB's Buffalo Innovation Seed Fund has made its inaugural investment: $250,000 to Buffalo Automation, a startup that is primarily focused on autonomous marine navigation.
Children’s museum launches ‘Sofia’ exhibit
10/15/20
With medical research making headlines every day, “Sofia Learns About Research” at the Explore & More museum is especially timely.
Helping to blunt pandemic’s effect on most vulnerable
10/14/20
Statistics show Buffalo may be one of a few U.S. cities that has been able to reduce the percentage of COVID-19 fatalities among African Americans.
Higher doses of vitamin D slowed frailty in older mice
10/14/20
Lower levels of the vitamin negatively impacted balance and coordination, the UB preclincal study found.
Why can't we be friends? Politics
10/13/20
Communication professor Melanie Green says social media and linking political parties to morality and identity have made maintaining friendships challenging.
Study to explore neurodegeneration progression in MS
10/12/20
UB researchers will investigate whether impaired metabolic pathways precede neurodegeneration in MS patients.
Alison Des Forges symposium set for Oct. 15
10/7/20
The virtual conference honoring the memory of the internationally known historian will examine the human rights dimensions of popular uprisings and regime change.
No link between undocumented immigration, crime
10/6/20
A UB-led study of undocumented immigration suggests that, on average, this population reduced or had no effect on crime in 154 U.S. metro areas.

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