Spirituality key in treating postpartum depression
12/7/16
Churches and other faith-based organizations can help mothers of color deal with postpartum depression, a UB study has found.
Model proposed for elusive protein
12/6/16
A UB team studying SLC4A11, involved in a rare disease that results in vision loss, says it regulates pH imbalance so corneal cells function normally.
Eight new companies join START-UP NY
12/6/16
Eight more companies will open or expand operations on or near UB’s campuses through START-UP NY.
Thesis idea becomes a business
12/2/16
PhD candidate Jorge Cueto is developing telescoping walls that would rise on demand to stop floodwaters.
Vets’ health disparity poses challenges, opportunities
12/1/16
Smoking, heavy drinking, physical inactivity and poor diet are key public health challenges for active duty personnel and veterans.
Patients refusing dental care
12/1/16
Most patients at long-term care facilities don’t take advantage of dental services, even when they are free, a UB study has found.
Examining how good bacteria go bad
11/30/16
UB researchers will use a NIDCR grant to study how common bacteria escape the immune system to cause a rare but fatal infection.
Caregiving affects women in workforce
11/29/16
With most elder caregiving falling to women, many are forced to cut back on working or leave the workforce entirely, a UB study says.
‘Earigator’ finds eager market
11/28/16
Nupur Technologies LLC in UB’s business incubator has re-engineered and improved the original ear-cleaning machine.
How social media impacts consumers
11/22/16
For businesses using social media, posts with high engagement have the greatest impact on customer spending, according to new UB research.