Three seniors majoring in biomedical sciences and one in pharmacology and toxicology have won Chancellor’s Awards for Student Excellence, the highest honor that SUNY bestows on its students.

Teachers in pediatrics, pathology and anatomical sciences, family medicine and surgery received Louis A. and Ruth Siegel Awards at this year’s ceremony.

UB is enrolling Western New York Families in a free, highly successful weight loss program that was developed at the university.

Paresh Dandona and colleagues have received a grant to further a study that found that a drug used to treat Type 2 diabetes could also help Type 1 diabetics.

UB physicians played a key role in developing a breakthrough drug just approved for treatment of a less common mutation of cystic fibrosis.

A $1 million donation honoring SUNY Distinguished Professor Bruce Holm, PhD, will help translate inventions and discoveries made by UB faculty into products and treatments.

Gale R. Burstein, MD, MPH, associate clinical professor of pediatrics, has been appointed Erie County health commissioner.

Twenty residency and fellowship programs have received Outstanding Accreditation Awards from the Office of Graduate Medical Education.

The UB Clinical and Translational Center’s first colloquium highlighted research designed to speed the time it takes new medical tests and treatments to go from the laboratory to patients.

Seven faculty were recognized for excellence and innovation at an event held during Inauguration Week.

The elderly and youngsters need special attention as temperatures rise, says Richard V. Lee, MD.

Since being named dean of the UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Michael E. Cain, MD, has appointed six new chairs and high-level physician-scientists.