Department News

UB’s New CTRC Imaging Center Advances Translational Research
7/26/13
For the first time, biomedical researchers will have 24/7 access to some of the world’s most powerful scanners at the University at Buffalo’s Clinical and Translational Science Institute.
Buffalo Autism Center One of Nation’s Most Comprehensive
7/23/13
The Children’s Guild Foundation Autism Spectrum Disorder Center at Women & Children’s Hospital of Buffalo has expanded services to become a full-scale resource for children on the autism spectrum and their families.
UB’s Pediatric MS Center Shares in National Network Grant
7/9/13
UB researchers and their global collaborators are building a growing body of evidence that links changes in the brain’s thalamus region to MS.
UB Studies Link Thalamus Atrophy to MS; Suggest Evaluation Tool
6/10/13
UB researchers and their global collaborators are building a growing body of evidence that links changes in the brain’s thalamus region to MS.
Researchers ID Neuropathy Cause, Restore Myelination
5/22/13
Research at UB’s Hunter James Kelly Research Institute has provided proof of principle for how a genetic mutation leads to some neuropathies.
Outstanding Medical Teachers Honored With Siegel Awards
4/26/13
Eleven medical school teachers and five residents received 2013 Louis A. and Ruth Siegel Awards during an April 17 ceremony.
Diehl Helps Develop NIH Ontologies
4/25/13
Alexander D. Diehl, PhD, assistant professor of neurology, is helping to develop ontologies related to immunology and infectious disease.
42 Inducted Into Humanism Honor Society, Goldstein Award Presented
4/8/13
Forty-two residents, fellows, faculty and medical students were inducted into the Gold Humanism Honor Society and one student received the Goldstein scholarship during a March ceremony.
UB Study Finds Aerobic Exercise Aids Concussion Recovery
4/4/13
UB researchers found that aerobic exercise may help restore normal cognitive function in patients who have suffered a concussion.
Angioplasty Does Not Benefit MS Patients, UB Study Finds
3/27/13
Balloon angioplasty does not improve outcomes for patients with multiple sclerosis—and, in a few cases, worsened symptoms, according to a landmark UB clinical trial.

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