Individuals who have a mental illness are more likely to be rearrested while on parole than those without a mental illness, a UB study has found.

Henry-Louis Taylor Jr. talks about his mission to reverse historic health inequities in the Driven to Discover podcast.

UBNow looks back at a year in which UB has been demonstrating its leadership in the burgeoning field that is critical to the future of the state and nation.

Epidemiologst Katarzyna Kordas discusses why lead-tainted cinnamon products have turned up on store shelves, and what questions consumers should ask.

UB researchers find that feedback from Community Engagement Studio sessions can have a major impact on their studies.

Generative AI-enabled devices in medicine should be thought of not necessarily as tools but as “partners in care,” bioinformatics chair Peter Elkin says.

Kaihang Shi will use a $110,000 award to create microporous polymers to make natural gas processing more energy-efficient.

Two UB studies are the first to longitudinally examine the appearance, disappearance or persistence of these lesions in disease progression in MS.

A UB study found that from 2002-18, the number of Americans attributing their disability to chronic pain increased by nearly 10 million people.

The trip addressed two public health challenges devastating that part of the continent: HIV and tuberculosis.