Banner – University Medical Center Tucson has again earned The Joint Commission's advanced comprehensive stroke certification.

Mindy Fain, MD, professor of medicine in the College of Medicine – Tucson and co-director of the UArizona Center on Aging, will discuss the impact of ageism, age-related changes and chronic conditions at the "Health Night Out" on Aug. 15.

The trained social worker and epidemiologist stays focused on helping young people feel seen and preparing the next generation for their futures.

Promoting sleep health is linked to a healthy metabolism, heart, weight and immune system.

Researchers have developed a new class of drugs that is able to cross the blood-brain barrier and could be used to treat degenerative neurological diseases and conditions.

New research suggests that napping on a regular basis is associated with higher risks of high blood pressure and stroke.

The award recognizes those who are dedicated to increasing the quality of health, especially in communities that are traditionally underrepresented.

Spending time in a quiet setting, engaging in physical activity and spoiling yourself are three things experts say you can do before work for a more productive day.