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Medical students at the College of Medicine – Phoenix learn how to think through tough ethical issues in a series of lectures, case studies and exercises.

A test developed by UArizona Health Sciences will screen 250,000 health care workers and first responders for immunity to the novel coronavirus.

When the pandemic put an end to in-person clinical education experiences, the college leaned on its telehealth infrastructure.

Julia Liatti, a first-year medical student, writes about the experiences that put her on the path to the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson.

Third-year student’s Scholarly Project research taps into his biomechanics background to improve and test robotic exoskeleton therapy.

Accessible, easy-to-use tool helps provide real-time data about health, before people end up in hospitals or in need of testing.

Not everyone can volunteer on the health care front lines, but there are other ways to help the community cope during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Immunobiologists aim to use antibody testing to fight the virus that causes COVID-19 and answer lingering questions about the virus.

Reports developed by a Public Health associate professor helped inform Arizona policy makers during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chronic stress, which worsens the severity and frequency of viral infections, can be lowered by using various integrative and mind-body techniques.