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A first-of-its-kind study could inform physical therapy protocols aimed at strengthening arms to prevent falls likely to cause hip fractures.

College of Medicine – Tucson student Olivia Mitchel, recognized for her commitment to compassionate care, received the $35,000 Shirley D. Curson Scholarship.

Medical students who want to specialize in primary care can take advantage of an accelerated pathway to residency training.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Medical Device Development and Application program will be well equipped for careers in the biotechnology field.

A new paper published in Nature provides insights into why men with loss of Y have increased cancer risks and poorer outcomes.

Vaccinated people generated an overall protective immune response to the Delta and Omicron strains of COVID-19, though with slightly fewer antibodies for the mutated parts of the virus.

U of A Cancer Center researchers hope to image nerve endings and create objective, quantitative biomarkers for CIPN, leading to better treatment and prevention opportunities.

College of Medicine – Tucson researchers found a way to potentially reverse heart failure with preserved ejection fracture.

Researchers say inhibiting prolactin may break the link between psychological stress of scheduled surgery and worsening of post-operative pain in women.

The Skoll Foundation committed $5 million to enable the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health to study public health threats brought on by pandemics and educate a new generation of adaptive and technologically adept public health professionals.