In a first for Buffalo, bacteriophage therapy, which harnesses living viruses, sucessfully treated a patient with a chronic MRSA bacterial infection.

Twenty-three faculty members representing 10 departments have joined the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences at the University at Buffalo during the past few months.

The FDA has approved a drug for patients who are 12 and older with classical Hodgkin lymphoma based on the results of a randomized clinical trial led by a UB researcher.

The most important qualities for me when looking at programs was the quality of education and hands-on experience you received, as well as the camaraderie amongst co-residents and ...

There, she was part of the Division I women’s soccer team and started her career in orthopaedics via research with her mentor. She stayed in Providence, Rhode Island, to complete two years as a ...

I realized I enjoyed working directly with people, and that the human body is the ultimate biological machine, prompting me to apply to medical school,” Delva says. She earned her medical degree from ...

Our program is structured to provide resources and mentorship to groom passionate young physicians for careers as physician-scientists in pediatric hematology and oncology. We are sensitive to the ...

Our pediatric residency program provides you with comprehensive training that prepares you for pediatrics in the 21st century. You will receive this training whether you choose to be a generalist in ...

Our residents value our program for helping them develop clinical independence and laying the foundation for a successful career.

As Match Day approaches, fourth-year medical student Maureen Fagan is reflecting on the journey that got her here — and is feeling extremely grateful for the support of the Jacobs School of Medicine ...

Our two-year fellowship program combines participating faculty from the departments of Medicine and Pediatrics. Our cross-departmental collaboration allows for strong clinical training and excellent ...

The Summer Pediatric Internship in Research (SPIRE) is a seven-week summer program combining research and clinical aspects of pediatrics and/or pediatric subspecialties. The Summer Pediatric ...