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Study: For long COVID, lithium aspartate at low doses is ineffective, but higher doses may be promising
10/2/24
At low doses, lithium aspartate is ineffective in treating the fatigue and brain fog that is often a persistent feature of long COVID.
Firsthand experience with White House internship
10/2/24
UB doctoral student Michelle Goulette worked on a publication on opioid resettlement lawsuits in the Office of National Drug Control Policy.
SPHHP professor emeritus to receive distinguished alumni award
9/30/24
Gary Giovino, PhD, SUNY Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the Department of Community Health and Health Behavior, will be recognized on Thurs., Oct. 17, with the Distinguished Alumni Award for the School of Public Health and Health Professions.
SPHHP postdoctoral researcher first place winner at research symposium
9/30/24
Yohane Phiri, PhD, a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of Epidemiology and Environmental Health, won first place at the 14th Annual Postdoctoral Scholars Research Symposium, hosted by UB's Graduate School's Office of Postdoctoral Scholars.
SPHHP alum elected to UB Alumni Board of Directors
9/24/24
SPHHP alumnus Durval Morgan, MS ’08, BS ’08, was elected to the UB Alumni Association Board of Directors last week for a two-year term.
U.S. News rankings place UB 36th among public universities
9/24/24
UB comes in at No. 36 among 225 public colleges and universities, and is 76th among public and private universities.
PCORI workshops set
9/20/24
A series of workshops aims to help UB researchers navigate the uniquely complicated process of securing research funding from the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute.
Podcast to feature investigative journalist
9/18/24
Award-winning investigative journalist Jim Morris, who has spent his career tracking the path of toxic chemicals through American industry and into the bloodstreams of workers, will discuss his work during a live podcast being recorded Sept. 26 at UB.
Study suggests humor could help people engage with colorectal cancer information
9/18/24
Researchers were surprised by their findings, which provide new information on health information avoidance.
New honors for SPHHP faculty and staff
9/13/24
Read about the recent achievements and prestigious awards earned by SPHHP faculty and staff.
UB appoints Michael Oldani executive director for interprofessional education
9/12/24
Michael Oldani, PhD, director of interprofessional practice and education at Concordia University Wisconsin and professor in its School of Pharmacy, has been appointed executive director for interprofessional education (IPE) at UB.
'One health' champion takes helm of new SPHHP center
9/11/24
Kelly Baker joins UB as the director of the new Center for Climate Change and Health Equity.
New clinical director for growing clinical nutrition MS program
9/9/24
As the Clinical Nutrition MS program celebrates its 25th anniversary, it welcomes a new clinical director at the helm, poised to help guide the program into its next phase of growth.
UB study points to a need for developing cannabis use guidelines for treating cancer-related pain
9/4/24
Findings have important implications for developing clinical guidelines for managing symptoms related to a cancer diagnosis.
UB, WNY BloodCare recognized for collaboration
8/28/24
UB faculty members and Western New York BloodCare staff have received an Interprofessional Education Collaboration Honorable Mention Award recognizing their collaborative teamwork and impact on improved community outcomes on bleeding and clotting disorder education.
Eat Local WNY initiative aims to create a bounty of benefits for consumers and food producers
8/27/24
Core of the UB-led project is a food pledge that encourages shoppers to purchase at least 10% of their food from local farmers and producers.
Fellows cited for addressing complex social issues
8/14/24
Three teams and one partner organization were recognized for making an impact during the Social Impact Fellows' Impact Showcase.
SPHHP faculty key component of $3.6 million NIH grant to train minority researchers
8/7/24
The grant will support training for early-career faculty who will address the root causes of inequities in Buffalo communities.
UB awarded $3.6 million NIH grant to address health inequities in WNY
8/7/24
The grant will support training for early-career faculty who will address the root causes of inequities in Buffalo communities.
Public health students make social impacts
8/7/24
SPHHP students have completed their first summer as part of a longstanding program that develops social innovation programs for community partners.

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