Bacteria may link stress, heart attacks
Scientists at Binghamton University have found a link between stress hormones and bacteria that may explain how emotional shock or over-exertion can trigger heart attacks. Read more
Biologist targets dormant bacteria
Research conducted by biofilms expert Claudia Marques and her Binghamton colleagues may show a new way to treat recurring infections. Read more
You really can be scared to death
A new Binghamton University study has found the reason why stressful situations trigger heart attacks – and it’s all down to a link between stress hormones and bacteria, The Daily Mail reports. Read more
Nurse tests fibromyalgia therapy
Binghamton graduate student Lynn Baniak is working on a novel treatment that seems to help patients with fibromyalgia. Read more
Here’s looking at you
Binghamton bioengineer Guy German's research may lead to a better soap. Read more
Student aids in hunt for Parkinson’s treatment
Binghamton undergraduate Joy Hallmark tests compounds that may treat Parkinson's with fewer side effects than current drugs. Read more
Decker Foundation gift helps establish lab
A gift from the Decker Foundation will enable Binghamton experts to conduct research that will improve health outcomes for patients with conditions ranging from ear infections to cancer. Read more
