Studying risky alcohol use among LGBTQ+ youth
10/11/21

UB nursing researchers Hequembourg and Livingston will address disparities in alcohol and drug abuse among sexual minority youth.

Nursing dean Marsha Lewis to retire
12/3/21

Lewis has guided the School of Nursing through 10 years of growth in its core mission of education, research and community service.

Working to reverse health inequities
4/5/21

The Community Health Equity Research Institute's new website will help community groups explore potential collaborations with UB.

Nursing student recounts life as a refugee
9/27/21

After spending 17 years in a refuge camp, doctoral student Bikash Regmi, says one of his proudest moment is getting his college degree.

Treating high-need/high-cost patients
5/10/21

A federal grant will support UB research into developing better care management and coordination for patients transitioning from hospitals into the community.

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