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Zuckerman College of Public Health congratulates its fall 2025 graduates

Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health

Coit College of Pharmacy launches search for new dean

R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy

Farmers market returns to U of A health sciences plaza Jan. 16

College of Medicine – Tucson, Office of Community Engagement and Partnerships

U of A researcher studies how phthalates affect women's reproductive systems

KJZZ-Radio (Phoenix, AZ)

A graduating student makes a heart sign with her hands while crossing the stage after being pinned for receiving a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the University of Arizona College of Nursing’s 2025 fall convocation.

Nearly 300 students received degrees from U of A College of Nursing during 2025 fall convocation

Graduates will help alleviate shortfall of nurses across Arizona, nation.

'Truly practice changing' trial in gastroesophageal cancer

Insurance premiums rise for ACA enrollees

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Jazz touts Ziihera as the new HER2 agent of choice in stomach cancer

Cognitive impairment risk increases with carotid stenosis severity

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6 shots removed from US childhood vaccine recommendations

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