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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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Testosterone therapy linked to diabetes remission
8/5/20
The UB-led study found the male hormone reversed the condition in one-third of men with Type 2 diabetes.
COVID-19 linked to neuromuscular disorders
8/5/20
A comprehensive literature review by UB neurologist Gil Wolfe suggests the virus can cause and exacerbate neuromuscular symptoms in some patients.
Trial seeks women whose partners are problem drinkers
8/4/20
The Stop Spinning My Wheels project combines treatment with research to help women.
Strategies can help WNY avoid surge in COVID-19 cases
8/3/20
UB scientists offer data that show that if they're deployed widely, behaviors like mask-wearing can help avoid outbreaks like those in the South and West.
How a crystalline sponge sheds water molecules
7/31/20
UB scientists use advanced techniques to observe how a specific crystalline sponge changes shape as it loses water molecules.
Keeping supply chains moving
7/27/20
Researchers in the UB School of Management have developed a new framework to make supply chains more resilient during a crisis like COVID-19.
Wristbands measure chemical exposure
7/24/20
Study found an average of 13 pollutants in each silicone wristband worn by a small sample of children in Montevideo, Uruguay.
People will violate privacy laws if price is right
7/23/20
When medical treatment for a loved one is on the line, people will more readily give up another person’s information, study finds.
Study reveals details about Huntington’s disease protein
7/21/20
The research adds to a body of work devoted to understanding the protein’s role in cell biology and health.
Bedrock drilling may unlock Greenland Ice Sheet’s secrets
7/20/20
The project co-led by UB geologist Jason Briner could reveal when the ice last retreated, laying the foundation for better models of future sea level rise.

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