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Pain Clinics Could Cut Down Opioid Use Ua Team Finds

A man in a dark suit speaks into a microphone at a lectern; his hands are clasped in front of him.

Precision medicine is the theme of this year’s Living Healthy with Arthritis Conference

Kenneth S. Ramos, MD, PhD, will deliver keynote address on how precision medicine is reshaping the landscape of health care.

Elizabeth Borden, PhD, holding her 3-year-old daughter, Miriam

Taking on cancer in the lab and at the clinic

Elizabeth Borden, PhD, is researching cancer vaccines while pursuing her goal of becoming a pediatric oncologist.

PFAS study finds elevated chemical levels in Arizona health care workers

Opinion: Weight loss drugs are drifting students away from real care

The Daily Wildcat

Kacey Ernst, PhD, holds her hands at her chest while talking to students.

Kacey Ernst keeps tackling pressing public health issues

Professor is passionate about studying the intersection between disease and climate.

How health care staff, firefighters have elevated PFAS ranges

Health Medicine Network

Outstanding U of A student: Namoonga Mantina

The McDonald’s combo that could get rid of your migraine

Verywell Health

Social media before bed: Sleep impact

More alternatives to knee replacement surgery are emerging

The Washington Post

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