Arizona Center for Rural Health

Humberto and Czarina Lopez committed $8 million to the College of Medicine – Tucson, with one of their gifts establishing the Iovanna C. Lopez Endowed Deanship, named in honor of their daughter.

New research validated the entourage effect theory, confirming that cannabis containing an array of other components results in a more therapeutic benefit for patients. 

Amid high demand and short supply of the weight-loss drug semaglutide, some patients have turned to counterfeit versions. 

Supporting tribal communities and integrating Native practices is a longtime personal, professional commitment for many at UArizona Health Sciences.

Allopregnanolone, a regenerative therapeutic, has the potential to delay neurodegeneration in early Alzheimer's disease by promoting endogenous systems of renewal and repair, early clinical data show. 

UArizona Health Sciences awarded Primary Care Physician Scholarships to 14 students at the College of Medicine – Tucson and 11 at the College of Medicine – Phoenix.

With fewer health care providers, fewer professional caregivers and fewer young people than in urban areas, rural communities struggle to care for aging residents. 

Research has found that taking ashwagandha as a powder in conjunction with sidh makardhwaj, a mix of herbal and mineral ingredients, eases pain and joint swelling in people with rheumatoid arthritis.