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Revolutionizing Skin Cancer Care Through Data

March 2025 Found in Translation newsletter

University of Arizona Cancer Center

Seven well-dressed medical students stand outside holding small signs that announce where they will be going for their residencies. All are happy and smiling.

Future physicians celebrate Match Day, anticipate next chapter in medical careers

U of A gets $14.2M gift to provide medical school scholarships

Evidence shows that OPCs are a key tool to reduce overdose deaths. Arizona lawmakers shouldn't ban them.

Arizona Capitol Times

Silent X chromosome genes ‘reawaken’ in older females, perhaps boosting brain power, study finds

A match made Indigenous: Celebrating incoming Native resident-physicians

Dust and disease: Valley fever’s quiet toll on El Paso

El Paso Matters

Portrait of Dr. Hina Arif standing outside wearing a light gray blazer and smiling.

Hina Arif elected to AAMC women’s leadership group

A woman smiles as she stands outside in front of a museum.

Turning the historical into a modern piece of art

Coit Museum director Heather Ingram brings an art-lover’s touch to Health Sciences’ presentation of the medical past.

Valley medical students celebrate Match Day

KPNX-TV (Phoenix, AZ)

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