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Study: One-third of older adults with cognitive disorders taking prescription drugs that could harm them
9/16/26
However, incidents of exposure to inappropriate drugs dropped between 2011 and 2022.
UB and Black Achievers launch Impact Leadership Program
9/16/26
New partnership connects emerging leaders with mentorship, education and community-driven development.
Drug molecule finds way to make square peg fit round hole
9/16/26
Molecule’s unusual binding strategy causes target protein to change shape, offering new approach to drug design.
Top urban experts coming to Buffalo to debate future of downtowns
9/15/26
UB’s Rudy Bruner Center for Urban Excellence hosting daylong event Oct. 23 as part of broader effort to revitalize downtowns.

Why experts see Newsom's pledge to avoid running against Harris as strategic move
9/15/26
The National News Desk sought the expertise of Jake Neiheisel about California Gov. Gavin Newsom saying he would not seek the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination if former Vice President Kamala Harris runs.
Scientists have a solution for people who can’t fit in 10,000 steps a day
9/14/26
Prevention interviewed Nikhil Satchidanand about a study linking both walking pace and daily step count to longevity. Satchidanand said faster walking can improve cardiovascular fitness and metabolic health.
Caitlin Clark has been stalked. She's far from alone in the WNBA
9/8/26
The Guardian features Shira Gabriel discussing how the fan-athlete relationship is parasocial, and how those relationships can go wrong when people forget the person they're bonding with is a human being.
Do you really need the 40-ounce water bottle to hydrate?
9/1/26
The Wall Street Journal featured Derek Daniels, who studies thirst and ingestive behavior, in a report on how much water people should drink to be healthy. He warned thirst can be delayed or reduced with age or certain medications.