Doctors from University at Buffalo Neurosurgery will take charge of the stroke care program at Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center, offering the same treatments and equipment available at Kaleida Health’s Gates Vascular Institute in Buffalo.
The medical center announced at a news conference Wednesday that Dr. Kenneth Snyder of UB Neurosurgery will take over Monday as stroke care director at Memorial. Other UB Neurosurgery doctors will be on call to come to Niagara Falls around the clock
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Elad Levy, a neurosurgeon at the University at Buffalo, presents a pioneering study on a brain-computer interface that empowers individuals with paralysis to control devices using their thoughts. Discover the impact of this innovative technology…
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