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Parent Training Approach Shows Promise Decreasing Adhd Behaviors Children

When her dreams speak, Kenna Stephenson listens

Dreams propelled the physician and professor to search for her birth mother and to study the dreams of postmenopausal women.

Portrait of Kenna Stephenson, MD

Health Sciences Office of Communications earns 3 PRSA awards

Health Sciences Office of Communications earns 3 PRSA awards

The University of Arizona Health Sciences Office of Communications staff stand together holding three PRSA awards.

Are we entering a neurotechnology renaissance in health care?

Healthcare Brew

Arizona AHEC Annual Report 2024

Arizona Area Health Education Centers

UA Cares Workplace Giving Campaign extended to Dec. 6

UA Cares

New study suggests an imbalance of gut bacteria might be linked to restless leg syndrome

EverydayHealth.com

9 things to know about opioids, pain relief and Heat shock protein 90

John Streicher, PhD, is pursuing a line of research aimed at making opioids safer. At the heart of his investigation is a molecule called Heat shock protein 90.

Close-up of prescription bottle with instructions for taking hydrocodone-acetaminophen for pain

Arizona Center for Rural Health November newsletter

Arizona Center for Rural Health

Cancer can affect anyone, but Hispanics face disproportionately severe outcomes

‘You can be at risk as long as you're breathing’: Valley fever cases are up from last year

KPNX-TV (Phoenix, AZ)

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