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New Book is First Study of Strategies Used By NGOS to Protect Human Rights In Africa
11/17/95
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Political scientist Claude E. Welch, Jr. has completed the first major comparative study of how non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have wrought a revolutionary change in Africa by uncovering human-rights abuses and advocating for reform.
Early Metabolic Changes In Rats That Make Them Obese Later In Life Are Passed On to Their Offspring
11/17/95
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Can changes in the diets of newborns that cause them to be obese later in life predispose their offspring to be obese as well?
UB Approved to Offer First SUNY Ph.D. Program In Physical Therapy/Exercise Science
11/3/95
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The 猛料视频 will offer a Ph.D. program in the Department of Physical Therapy and Exercise Science beginning in Fall 1996, making it the only campus in the SUNY system approved to confer a doctor of philosophy degree in this field.
New Software Translates Chinese to English, "Understands" What It Translates
11/10/95
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- A software package that translates Chinese to English and comprehends what it's translating has been developed by a graduate student in the 猛料视频 Center for Cognitive Science.
Children Do Better Than Their Parents When It Comes to Taking Weight Off And Keeping It Off Longer, UB Study Shows
11/3/95
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Obese children take pounds off easier and keep them off longer than their obese parents, the first study to compare weight loss and weight-loss maintenance of children and adults enrolled in the same treatment program has shown.
In Fiscal Hard Times, Colleges And Universities Find That Environmental Measures Pay Off
11/8/95
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Environmental issues on campus are sparking as much interest from university administrators as from students, according to a new book, Ecodemia: Campus Environmental Stewardship at the Turn of the 21st Century, published by the National Wildlife Federation.
Researcher Wins Grant to Study Migraine Headache; Seeks Volunteers to Participate In Project Researcher Wins Grant to Study Migraine Headache; Seeks Volunteers to Participate In Project
11/3/95
A university at Buffalo researcher has received a $114,000 two-year grant to study the underlying mechanism causing migraine headaches, and is looking for migraine sufferers to take part in the study.
Drinking Patterns And Gender, Not Quantity, May Determine Alcohol鈥橲 Effect On Health, New UB Study Shows
11/14/95
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- A new study to be presented tomorrow will report that the effect of alcohol on long-term health may depend as much on the way it is consumed and on the gender of the drinker, as on how much is consumed.
Lopos Named Dean of Millard Fillmore College and Summer Sessions at UB
11/16/95
George John Lopos, Ph.D., has been appointed dean of Millard Fillmore College and summer sessions at the 猛料视频 by Muriel A. Moore, Ph.D., vice president for public service and urban affairs.