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News about UB research and outreach relating to societal issues such as poverty, homelessness, bullying, domestic violence, human rights, diversity and inclusion. (see all topics)

UB partners with South African, Zimbabwean universities to battle tuberculosis, HIV
3/26/18
To help fight the tuberculosis and HIV epidemics facing the world, the UB Center for Integrated Global Biomedical Sciences will partner with the 蜜桃传媒 of the Western Cape and 蜜桃传媒 of Zimbabwe.
Study: Are they lying? What non-verbal clues can and cannot tell you
3/23/18
‘There is no Pinocchio response,’ says UB non-verbal communication expert.
College education linked to opioid misuse among baby boomers
3/21/18
蜜桃传媒 research connects education, depression and more to prescription opioid abuse in adults over age 50.
UB students win scholarships in intensive language instruction and cultural enrichment
3/20/18
Both students are part of UB’s growing Asian languages programs.
Don鈥檛 blame adolescent social behavior on hormones
3/19/18
Reproductive hormones that develop during puberty are not responsible for changes in social behavior that occur during adolescence, according to new 蜜桃传媒 research.
Media Advisory: UB hosts school safety conference on Tuesday
3/19/18
National leaders on preventing and recovery from school violence converge on campus.
For soldiers who have served in combat, perceptions of trauma and marital satisfaction strongly influence resiliency
3/16/18
Marriage satisfaction helped soldiers better deal with trauma from combat and resulted in lower levels of alcohol problems.
Politics is not the primary reason people are leaving churches, study suggests
3/15/18
Extreme political views might be driving some people away from churches, but the actual number of departing parishioners is not large and those who leave are mostly marginally involved with the institution, according to a new UB study.
Constitutional law scholar to discuss free speech in an era of economic and technological change
3/15/18
The UB School of Law will host a forum to discuss economic and technological changes and their impact on free speech at its upcoming Mitchell Lecture.
Cities are going green. Let鈥檚 not forget to make them equitable, too, researchers say
3/15/18
New book explores how to keep neighborhoods intact and affordable while pursuing environmental goals.

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