Chester H. Fox, MD, professor of family medicine, has been named research core director of a $600,000 initiative to foster cooperative studies among practice-based research networks.
NFL Charities has awarded UB researchers $100,000 to develop a scientific assessment to determine when an athlete who has had a concussion can safely return to play.
Primary care physicians and local communities—not federal legislation—will determine the path of true health care reform, according to a policy paper co-written by Kim Griswold, MD, MPH, associate professor of family medicine.
Strategies to assess and reward faculty productivity at American academic medical centers improve research productivity, according to a systematic review led by Elie A. Akl, MD, PhD.
UB is one of just 10 institutions nationwide chosen by the Arnold P. Gold Foundation to create a pilot chapter of the Gold Humanism Honor Society for medical residents and fellows.
One in three claims of effective interventions made in top general medical journals may be wrong because investigators didn’t account for clinical trial participants who dropped out.
Teachers in pediatrics, pathology and anatomical sciences, family medicine and surgery received Louis A. and Ruth Siegel Awards at this year’s ceremony.
In the Feb. 16 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, Elie Akl questions whether cancer patients who don’t have clotting problems should take the blood thinner.
Family Medicine is the first department in the school to relocate downtown as part of UB’s plans to improve health care in Western New York and help revitalize Buffalo’s economy.
A new study led by a UB researcher contradicts the widely held belief that changing how medical professionals phrase health care information affects patients’ choices.
With a major grant, family medicine physicians at UB are forming a council that will develop curricula and national standards of excellence for postgraduate medical education programs in addiction medicine.
Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown honored Margarita Dubocovich, PhD, Armando Arroyo, MD, and five volunteer faculty at a ceremony to mark National Hispanic Heritage Month.
The Behling Simulation Center—a state-of-the art facility where University at Buffalo health sciences students practice medical procedures on lifelike patient mannequins—held its grand opening Sept. 20.
Kim Griswold, MD ’94, MPH, a leader in the care of disadvantaged populations, was honored by students for her clinical excellence and compassionate care.
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