Harrington Lecture: AI Can Be Game Changer for Health Care
5/8/26

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) could help overcome longstanding barriers to building a “learning health care system” that integrates research and clinical care.

Tenth DoctHERS Symposium Celebrates and Empowers Women
10/15/25

Keynote speaker Bonnie Litvack, MD, discussed how cultivating wellness and resilience empowers women and promotes leadership.

Community Impact Key Theme of 2025 Harrington Lecture
5/14/25

"The goal of UB, and all of its health sciences schools, is to improve and transform the health of Western New York and the rest of the country."

Volunteer Appreciation Night
1/16/25

A night of gratitude for volunteers and donors at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

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UB Medicine Magazine

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Highlights in this issue

  • Buffalo Primary Care Initiative Launches: A new scholarship program will support students who commit to practicing in underserved Buffalo neighborhoods.
  • Building the Primary Care Pipeline: The Generalist Scholars Program prepares students for primary care careers and helps keep physicians in Western New York.
  • Resilience in the Face of Illness: Medical student Ian Wax’s journey with a chronic heart condition highlights perseverance and empathy in medicine.
  • Groundbreaking Advances in Neurosurgery: UB surgeons achieved first-in-the-world procedures, including outpatient stroke treatment and robotic brain surgery.
  • Research Driving Better Health: Faculty studies explore new approaches to addiction prevention, joint pain, infectious disease treatment and nutrition.
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