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Skoll Foundation gift

$5M Skoll Foundation gift will help protect communities from future pandemics

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.

Meet Lady Elli: First-gen U of A grad with international impact

Opinion: U of A research improved cancer detection and national security. It’s now at risk

The Arizona Republic

Scientists make remarkable new discovery after studying fast-spreading disease: ‘Dogs are sentinels’

A simple grip strength test could predict how well you’ll age

Verywell Health

A smiling woman wearing graduation regalia looks ahead as someone behind her places a ceremonial hood over her shoulders.

College of Medicine – Phoenix celebrates Class of 2025

Portrait of Jordan F. Karp, MD

Psychiatry’s Karp elected to national leadership position

Health leaders are working to revamp care

Tucson Local Media

Men are more likely to die of ‘broken heart syndrome,’ study says

I was surgeon general – Trump’s nominee is not fit for my old job

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