Whether you’re a medical student, resident or fellow, we’re committed to furthering your interests and skills in emergency medicine.

Our alumni have gone on to work all across the United States and even internationally. They work in a wide variety of clinical environments from small community hospitals to large academic centers.

Seven Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences medical students are included in the Class of 2026 fellows in the WNY Prosperity Fellowship Program.

We’re devoted to helping you excel in orthopaedic research. Our unique summer program helps you build critical skills required to conduct quality, meaningful research. Our seven-week mentored research ...

Researchers tested how artificial intelligence, specifically large language models, could be used to help improve the accuracy of initial emergency medical services information.

Researchers tested how artificial intelligence, specifically large language models, could be used to help improve the accuracy of initial emergency medical services information.

Seafood is an ever-increasing part of the American diet. And once viewed as an exotic specialty, raw seafood dishes in particular, such as sushi and sashimi, are now commonplace.

New doctors at the University at Buffalo donned their long white coats for the first time during an afternoon ceremony June 30 at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.

MS researchers have found a way to use artificial intelligence to reveal otherwise invisible cortical lesions strongly implicated in disability and cognitive issues by reviewing existing MRI scans.

Kenneth R. Kahn, MD, a renowned obstetrician and gynecologist who practiced in Buffalo for more than 40 years, died May 9 in his Buffalo home after a lengthy illness. He was 86.

BUFFALO, N.Y. – More Western New York children with autism and their families will benefit from the highly effective, evidence-based clinical intervention programs of the Institute for Autism Research ...

We take pride in not only finding academically and technically talented individuals, but in finding those with qualities to become gifted surgical leaders.