Buffalo Behavioral Medicine studies behavioral factors related to the development or treatment of pediatric disease. We focus on lifestyle changes rather than temporary trends. Using several different approaches, our goal is to achieve overall family health and wellness using methods supported by research. We have been the leading experts in our field for over 30 years and continue to grow each year!
THE BRAINS
Leonard H. Epstein
SUNY Distinguished Professor & Chief, Behavioral MedicineStephanie Anzman-Frasca
Assistant ProfessorKai Ling Kong
Assistant ProfessorXiaozhong Wen
Assistant ProfessorFEATURED PRESS
Buffalo News
June 20th, 2017: Epstein receives lifetime achievement award
July 20th, 2013: Healthy Diet for Kids
UB News
December 20th, 2017: Study: Struggling to get your kids to eat healthy? ‘Don’t give up!’ UB researchers say
September 6th, 2017: Children, Parents, Restaurateurs Have Stake in Healthier Kids’ Meals
August 28th, 2017: Placemats Can Help Promote Healthy Eating Among Children
February 18th, 2016: Epstein to Study How Self-Control Can Help Prediabetes Patients
March 24th, 2014: UB weight-loss researchers are recruiting families for study on memory and attention training
July 24th, 2014: Overweight and obese preschoolers lose more weight and keep it off when parent is also treated
August 30th, 2013: Overweight and obese women are equally capable of the impulse control that lean women exhibit
September 19th, 2013: UB childhood obesity expert will share new approaches and solutions in free, public lecture
December 9th, 2013: Epstein is named AAAS Fellow
Other News
December 21st, 2017: Picky eaters? Experts say ‘Don’t give up’ on building your kids’ taste for healthy foods
July 24th, 2017: Anzman-Frasca wins SSIB Conference Award
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Behavioral Medicine
G56 Farber Hall, South Campus
University at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY 14214
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