Following an initial screening of the ERAS application, and based on minimum requirements for acceptance into the program, applicants for residency are invited for interviews. The Resident Selection ...

More than 100 scholars, students, social workers, health care providers, law enforcement representatives, educators and activists from Buffalo and across the country gathered at the Jacobs School of ...

Amanda Hassinger has been named to the Pediatric Gold Standard Panel of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine’s Sleep ISR program.

Brian Clemency, DO, MBA, professor and vice chair of academic and faculty affairs in the Department of Emergency Medicine, has been honored with an “Award for Outstanding Contribution in EMS” from the ...

This year’s ninth annual Igniting Hope conference took place on Sept. 19 at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. The theme was “Turning Community Voices into Action.” ...

Jacobs School colleagues remember Jill N. Tirabassi, MD, MPH, a physician and researcher who fiercely advocated for a healthy lifestyle balance for her patients.

It was last fall. Ray-Anna Rodney, now a senior biological sciences major in the College of Arts and Sciences, had just toured the anatomy lab in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

As the 20th anniversary of the Dalai Lama’s historic visit to UB draws near, UBNow takes a look back at how it happened, and the legacy it created.

Prepare to excel as a physician-scientist, gaining the skill set you need to make your mark as both an investigator and a clinician. We Prepare You To Be A Physician-Scientist You will be an integral ...

Join us for an inspiring evening celebrating the advancement of women in medicine and science through mentorship, leadership and opportunity. Connect with colleagues, alumni, faculty, students, and ...

The goal for the Sports Medicine Track is to provide the opportunity for enhanced instruction in the EM subspecialty of Primary Care Sports Medicine. In particular, after completing this track, the ...