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Doublet maintenance therapy does not outperform monotherapy in ovarian cancer

Physician’s Weekly

Portrait of Marc Verhougstraete of the University of Arizona’s Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health

Marc Verhougstraete starts prestigious fellowship in D.C.

John Woolf is a collaborator at work and in the music studio

College of Health Sciences assistant professor relishes the opportunity to create new Doctor of Physical Therapy program.

Lessons in nature: knowledge of exceptional animals could help tackle human cancers

Cancerworld (Italy)

Phoenix Children’s Hospital exits network with major insurer amid contract dispute

Grand Canyon Times (Phoenix, AZ)

Here’s how Arizona universities are expanding health education programs

AZ Big Media (Phoenix, AZ)

NCI grant may facilitate development of breast CT screening technology

Poster with dozens of portraits of people in military uniforms. The poster text reads, “Veterans Day, Honoring all who served.”

Health Sciences veterans, we thank you for your service

Cancer specialists struggle with patients’ questions about cannabis

Why elephants don’t get cancer but ferrets do: Cancer prevalence across vertebrate animals

American Association for Cancer Research

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