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Making cancer vaccines more personal

Researchers used modeling to better understand which tumor proteins can provoke a powerful immune system attack against a type of skin cancer.

College of Medicine – Tucson's Jason Wertheim joins U of A's research leadership team

College of Medicine – Phoenix offering 3-day Biostatistics and Study Design Workshop Series

AI models help pinpoint key neoantigens for personalized skin cancer vaccines

Eighth annual reimagine Health Research Symposium

College of Medicine - Phoenix

Applications being accepted for Provost Fellows for Academic Success Goals

20 years of tinnitus ruined my life; nothing could cure me until I tried a daring treatment that most doctors are afraid of

The Daily Mail (United Kingdom)

New drug could 'unstiffen' aging hearts, offering hope for the most common form of heart failure

Banner Health, University of Arizona deliver $59B economic impact, study shows

Phoenix Business Journal

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Halle Foundation unites U of A and Banner Health to expand primary care GME statewide

Transformative investment creates nearly 200 new residency slots, strengthening primary care physician training across Arizona.

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