• 6/21/22 Symposium Builds on a Legacy of Newborn Screening Research at UB
• 6/16/22 The CDC Released New Monkeypox Guidance: What You Need to Know
• 6/16/22 FDA Recommends COVID-19 Vaccines for Children Under 5—What You Need to Know
• 6/15/22 Revolutionary technology shortens cardiac scan time, provides high-quality SPECT images
• 6/14/22 28 People Named to Buffalo 5/14 Survivor Fund Steering Committee
• 6/14/22 Even for Moderate Drinkers, Going on a Binge Can Raise Health Risks
• 6/13/22 Massive Pacemaker Cells Produced in Parkinson's Breakthrough
• 6/11/22 Pandemic Lessons: Where do we stand?
• 6/10/22 COVID 'Revenge Travel' Is Not Risk-Free
• 6/10/22 Reasons why you should eat fruit after meal
• 6/10/22 Critical step forward in understanding Parkinson's disease and how to treat it
• 6/10/22 AMR and UBMD rolling out with innovative mobile emergency response
• 6/9/22 Moderna Has a New, “Well Tolerated” Omicron Booster—Here’s What We Know About It
• 6/8/22 FDA Recommends Emergency Use Authorization for Novavax’s COVID-19 Vaccine
• 6/6/22 Proms are the latest superspreader events
• 6/6/22 What Is Orthopox and What Does It Have to Do With Monkeypox?
• 6/2/22 What Is Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease?
• 6/1/22 UBMD's MATTERS addictions program gets $8 million boost
• 5/24/22 POSE 2.0 Linked to Improved Outcomes in NAFLD Patients With Obesity
• 5/23/22 CBT? DBT? Psychodynamic? What type of therapy is right for me?
• 5/22/22 What Is Monkeypox, the Virus That Just Spread to the U.S.?
• 5/19/22 What to Eat When You Have COVID-19
• 5/18/22 Melatonin Modulates So Much More Than Just Sleep
• 5/18/22 FDA Approves Pfizer-BioNTech Booster Dose for Children Ages 5 to 11 as Cases Rise
• 5/18/22 FDA Authorizes New Combined At-Home Test for Covid, Flu and RSV
• 5/18/22 WNY mental health specialists on how to talk to children about mass shootings
• 5/18/22 How Often Can You Get COVID-19? The Truth About Coronavirus Reinfection
• 5/17/22 Another Voice: If the politicians won’t protect us, we can still save lives
• 5/16/22 Binge drinking has a powerful impact on the adolescent brain
• 5/16/22 The Best Tick Repellents to Keep You Safe From Bites in Summer 2022
• 5/14/22 Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in Lean Patients Linked With CVD Risk
• 5/14/22 Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in Lean Patients Linked With CVD Risk
• 5/14/22 'Parents are scrambling': The search for baby formula is on as shortage hits Western New York
• 5/13/22 Are Dizziness and Vertigo COVID-19 Symptoms? Doctors Explain the Coronavirus Link
• 5/13/22 UB surgeon wins hearts and minds teaching combat care in war zones
• 5/13/22 UB researchers explore 3D printing of organs and tissue
• 5/13/22 County health rankings show WNY remains unhealthiest state region
• 5/12/22 Local hospitals contending with rise in COVID infections
• 5/11/22 What Is 'Paxlovid Mouth'? People Report 'Bitter, Metallic' Taste After Taking COVID Medication
• 5/11/22 The BA.2.12.1 COVID-19 Variant Is on the Rise: Here’s What to Know
• 5/11/22 Brain Fluid from Youngsters Gives Old Mice a Memory Boost
• 5/9/22 Officials Say There May Be 100 Million New COVID Infections This Fall and Winter
• 5/8/22 New York Gov. Kathy Hochul tests positive for Covid-19, is asymptomatic and isolating [Buffalo News]
• 5/6/22 Why the FDA Restricted Use of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine
• 5/4/22 In 20 Years, Sleep Apnea Deaths Have Only Risen For Black Men
• 5/4/22 What Is Bird Flu—And Should Humans Be Worried About the Recent Outbreak?
• 5/3/22 Western NY doctor concerned about future of women's health care
• 5/3/22 More Black men have been dying from sleep apnea than white people and Black women
• 4/30/22 Matt Gaetz’s inaccurate diagnosis of rising insulin costs
• 4/29/22 UB surgical resident returns from Ukraine [WGRZ]
• 4/28/22 More Black people sought births outside hospitals in 2020, report finds
• 4/26/22 Crisis in Ukraine: U.S. doctors, hospitals step up to help
• 4/25/22 Therapeutic COVID drug to be given to eligible patients experiencing mild to moderate symptoms [WKBW]
• 4/24/22 'Concerned but not troubled': Upstate New York is now a Covid-19 hot spot [Buffalo News]
• 4/23/22 Le Roy students studying DNA as part of University at Buffalo project
• 4/22/22 US Rep. Gaetz’s Diagnosis of What’s Driving Insulin Costs Misses the Root Cause
• 4/21/22 MS researchers in Buffalo and Boston join forces to understand the most severe, and humbling, cases [Buffalo News]
• 4/21/22 Jacobs Center heads study to help early diagnoses of MS in African Americans [Spectrum News]
• 4/21/22 UB to study why some MS patients experience severity of disease [WKBW]
• 4/19/22 New COVID Drug Is So Successful Researchers Shut Down Trials Early [VeryWell Health]
• 4/19/22 Do At-Home COVID Tests Expire? Here’s What Infectious Disease Experts Say [Parade Magazine]
• 4/19/22 A Judge Ended the Federal Travel Mask Mandate—Here’s What You Need to Know
• 4/18/22 Buffalo medical graduates ready to take on world after pandemic hardships [Spectrum News]
• 4/15/22 FDA Authorizes First Breath Test to Detect COVID-19
• 4/14/22 Is COVID-19 Endemic Yet? Infectious Disease Experts Aren’t So Sure
• 4/13/22 Sleep apnea-related mortality continuously increased in Black men in US over past 2 decades [Healio]
• 4/13/22 Erie County moves from low to medium COVID-19 Community Level following increase in new cases [WKBW]
• 4/12/22 The Way You Handle Your Pet’s Food Could Make You Sick
• 4/11/22 Chimeras in medicine— Part 1: Xenotransplantation
• 4/11/22 CDC Recommends Meningococcal Vaccine for Some Amid Florida Outbreak [Health.com]
• 4/9/22 How to protect yourself from ticks and safely remove them, according to experts
• 4/9/22 Health experts, FDA advisers struggle with COVID booster strategy
• 4/7/22 From virology to molecular defects in Friedreich’s ataxia [ASBMB Today]
• 4/6/22 Dr. Fauci Says Herd Immunity for COVID-19 Is Likely ‘Unattainable’
• 4/5/22 UB surgeon leads medical team providing combat care training in Ukraine [Buffalo News]
• 4/4/22 New COVID-19 XE Variant Identified: What to Know [Health.com]
• 4/4/22 UB professor speaks on benefits of second COVID booster shot [Spectrum News]
• 4/4/22 New Study Finds Pregnant People Are at Much Higher Risk for Breakthrough COVID-19 Infection [Yahoo! News]
• 4/4/22 Diagnosing autism in young children [WKBW]
• 4/1/22 Lower dose of insulin-sensitizing drug benefits patients with Type 2 diabetes
• 3/31/22 CDC Drops COVID Warning for Cruising—What Travelers Need to Know [AFAR]
• 3/30/22 UB neurologist discusses new research on link between Epstein-Barr virus and multiple sclerosis [Spectrum News]
• 3/25/22 UB medical school's largest graduating class celebrates Match Day [Buffalo News]
• 3/25/22 Black Men at Higher Risk for Mortality From Sleep Apnea
• 3/24/22 The TSA Mask Mandate Is Set to Expire Soon—Is the U.S. Ready? [Health.com]
• 3/22/22 Similar efficacy, lower adverse event risk with lower doses of pioglitazone [Healio]
• 3/22/22 The Best N95 and Other High-Filtration Masks of 2022
• 3/21/22 Most in U.S. say they’d go back to wearing masks if COVID cases rise [McClatchy]
• 3/21/22 Pandemic Lessons: As the Covid-19 decline slows, who do we still need to protect? [The Buffalo News]
• 3/21/22 Have you been drinking more or less during the pandemic? [WBFO]
• 3/17/22 The Heartland Virus, a Deadly Tickborne Illness, Is Now Emerging in Georgia
• 3/16/22 Why COVID-19 Can Sometimes Cause Back Pain, According to Doctors
• 3/15/22 COVID two years later: An expert looks at lessons learned and those still being learned [WBFO]
• 3/15/22 Poll: Most in U.S. say they’d go back to wearing masks if covid cases rise again [McClatchy’s Washington Bureau ]
• 3/13/22 Two years after Covid hit, crowds are back and Buffalo is ready to party [The Buffalo News]
• 3/11/22 CDC study finds masking works in schools — just as mandates lift across the country [Yahoo! News]
• 3/11/22 Doctors keep an eye on omicron subvariant as it rears its head in NYC [The Washington Examiner]
• 3/11/22 'Deltacron' COVID-19 Variant Confirmed By WHO—Here's What We Know So Far [Health]
• 3/10/22 How to Tell the Difference Between Allergies or COVID-19
• 3/9/22 ‘Stealth’ omicron cases are doubling in US, data shows. Is it a cause for concern?