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UB SMBS Mini-Medical School immerses “students” in the medical and health sciences by offering lectures by some of Buffalo’s leading physicians and researchers…read more - Faces and Stories
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Points of pride 
in the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
The roots of the UB School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences date to UB’s founding in 1846. It is the oldest school in the university with some of the most innovative approaches to graduate and professional education. We are one of five schools that constitute the University at Buffalo’s Academic Health Center. read more
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Teresa Quattrin, MD, highly regarded pediatrician and researcher, named UB pediatrics chair | Go
Olson to Head UB's New Division of Environmental Health Sciences | Go
2009 Match Day Results
Find out where our medical school seniors will spend the next three to seven years in residency training |
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Today in SMBS
4:00PM
Physiology & Biophysics Seminar - Acetylcholine Receptor Channel Gating: Pathways from Binding Site to Gate>
DISSERTATION SEMINAR Advisor: Dr. Anthony Auerbach
Refreshments served at 3