More HIV testing among trans women
11/2/17
The UB study of transgender adults aims to tailor interventions to increase testing for those in the population not receiving it.
National groups honor UB program
10/30/17
Amid a shortage of child psychiatrists, the innovative program developed by UB's David Kaye has helped more than 7,000 New York children and adolescents.
How Neanderthals influenced human genetics in West Asia
10/26/17
The region, where humans leaving Africa may have first met Neanderthals, holds a unique spot in human evolution, UB scientists say.
Grant funding work on phone sanitizing
10/25/17
UB engineer Edward Furlani is working with two WNY companies on a light-based disinfection system for mobile devices.
End of pneumonia? Vaccine offers hope
10/23/17
The new vaccine under development provides the “most comprehensive coverage” to date, a UB study finds.
Parents' alcohol use tied to teen violence
10/23/17
An RIA study found that having a parent with an alcohol use disorder increases the risk for dating violence among teen children.
Disney films help with end-of-life talks
10/20/17
Animated films provide opportunities for parents to discuss end-of-life issues with their children, according to new UB research.
Ensuring Industry 4.0 is ‘Made in the USA’
10/20/17
UB engineer Kemper Lewis says major public and private investment is needed so the U.S. is not left behind.
UB launches database of food systems policies
10/19/17
The searchable tool allows governing bodies around the globe to see what others have already done.
Shaping discussion on food equity
10/17/17
UB researchers served as guest editors of a themed issue of Built Environment that focuses on equity in food systems planning.