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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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Exploring molecular mysteries of protein-RNA droplets
9/23/20
The UB research, supported by $2 million in NIH funding, will look at biophysical processes that impact the function of human cells and disease.
Connecting the dots on food access
9/22/20
UB researchers surveyed local families and stakeholders to find the best strategies for addressing disparities in healthy food consumption.
‘Toe springs’ give feet a break, but may weaken them
9/21/20
The design element, often found in athletic shoes, requires less muscle work, which could lead to inflammation and other problems.
Sharp attention explains why early bird gets the worm
9/18/20
UB research suggests that birds can focus on sounds around them nearly as well as humans.
Predicting the path of COVID-19 from Wuhan to Buffalo
9/17/20
UB scientists are tracking the genomics of the novel coronavirus in Western New Yorkers.
UB RENEW probes superconducting wires
9/17/20
The findings unlock data for enabling higher performance superconducting wires for large-scale applications in applied magnetic fields.
Can melatonin treat COVID-19?
9/16/20
UB researchers have launched a clinical trial to find out if the inexpensive and widely available brain hormone can be useful in treating underserved patients.
NYS turns to RENEW to study, improve plastics recycling
9/11/20
The UB research group was awarded $1.9 million from the DEC to assess the plastics recycling industry and educate the public.
Free registry connects researchers with participants
9/11/20
ResearchMatch includes 146,000 volunteers nationwide who want to take part in clinical trials.
Drug discovery protocol for autism speeding treatments
9/11/20
A sensitive and reliable new protocol for assessing social deficits in animal models of autism and certain psychiatric conditions is expediting the search for effective treatments.

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