10/23/2023
π¨π£Are you an adult living in the City of Buffalo experiencing stress and worry? Learning how to practice Mindfulness may help!! And - you get paid πΈto participate!! This project is TOTALLY VIRTUAL
One More Week Left to Enroll!!
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The Mellowing Mind Study
06/20/2023
The University at Buffalo Mellowing Mind team was appreciative to be a part of the Community Access Services of WNY Juneteenth Festival!! University at Buffalo Nursing
06/08/2023
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Air quality today (Thursday, June 8) will be extremely bad because of smoke from Canadian wildfires. This is like a storm of smoke hitting our entire region.
The smoke in the air contains tiny particles that can damage your lungs. Some particles are big enough (or appear dark enough) to see β for example, you can often see smoke in the air. Others are so small that you canβt see or smell them in the air. Coarse (bigger) particles can irritate your eyes, nose, and throat. Fine (smaller) particles are more dangerous because they can get into the deep parts of your lungs β or even into your blood.
β’ Infants and children, older adults, pregnant people, people who smoke and anyone with heart or lung issues (like asthma, COPD, heart failure) should stay indoors until the air gets clearer.
β’ Keep doors and windows closed. Limit ways that outside air can get inside your home.
β’ Limit time spent outdoors. Postpone any outdoor activities, including sports or hard physical work. They can wait.
β’ Check on neighbors and family members regularly, especially if they have young children, older adults or people with heart or lung issues in their household.
β’ Tight-fitting N95-style masks can block some of the smoke and pollution. Avoiding outdoor air is the best way to reduce your risk of health problems.
The Erie County Department of Health is posting regular updates:
Facebook.com/ECDOH
Twitter.com/ECDOH
Airnow.gov has regular air quality updates; so do the National Weather Service β Buffalo and the New York State Department of Conversation.
Firesmoke.ca has maps of smoke forecasts and wildfire locations.
More info: https://www3.erie.gov/health/air-quality
05/12/2023
Thank you to the Restoration Society, Inc. for putting on a fantastic mental health awareness event yesterday! 10 TH ANNUAL MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS FLASH MOB - A Decade of Breaking Down Stigma University at Buffalo Nursing
05/04/2023
Last weekend our team attended the Healthy Kids Event at the William-Emslie YMCA. We saw some old friends and made some new friends. Unicorns, Tigers and Dolphins, OH MY!!
If you're interested in creating your own calm, request more info on the Mellowing Mind study today!! https://redcap.buffalo.edu/redcap/surveys/?s=WAPFJJ8ECA
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05/04/2023
Next Thursday!
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Mental Health Flash Mob
2-7pm Thursday May 11th
1 Lafayette Square, Downtown Buffalo in front of Downtown Library
Save the Date. More Details to Come.
04/27/2023
Congratulations to our study team member, Leann Balcerzak!!
04/26/2023
We had a great time this morning at Gerard Place with our partners at EPIC - Every Person Influences Children and their fantastic parents and adorable babies!! University at Buffalo Nursing
04/25/2023
This Saturday is Healthy Kids Day at the William-Emslie YMCA. We'll see you there!! University at Buffalo Nursing William-Emslie YMCA
03/31/2023
We'll be joining the Buffalo Center for Health Equity and the Alzheimer's Association WNY tomorrow at the Merriweather Library for the Black/African American Caregiver Conference and Resource Fair. We can't wait to see you!!
Register at bit.ly/AlzFamConf23
University at Buffalo Nursing
03/22/2023
Join us tomorrow at the UB Jacobs School of Medicine for a Community Engagement Fair! It's FREE and no registration is required. We can't wait to see you!!
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