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A message from Dr. Jennifer Barton, interim vice provost for health programs

May 2, 2025

As President Suresh Garimella shared in his recent message, the university is taking important steps to strengthen academic integration across colleges. In my new role, I will oversee Health Sciences’ research and administrative functions and work to ensure continuity in our critical clinical partnership with Banner Health.

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Portrait of Holly Beach, MD

College of Medicine – Tucson’s Holly Beach honored by athletic trainer group

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How U of A tech is changing global flu tracking

Wednesday
KVOA-TV (Tucson, AZ)

Drinking 3 to 4 cups of coffee a day may slow biological aging

Wednesday
Verywell Health
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A gloved hand points out a mutated cell on a display of cells under a microscope.

Collaboration aims to accelerate personalized cancer therapy development

Wednesday

Researchers are using AI and mRNA to turn tumor mutations into targets, training the immune system to hunt down and destroy cancer cells.

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Two men sit at a desk and talk. Behind them are maps of the United States that show flu activity.

How a U of A tool is helping the world track flu activity in real time

Wednesday

What began as a way to compare a handful of national surveillance systems grew into a shared digital infrastructure, with a common map, standardized data and AI-driven forecasts that project flu activity weeks ahead.

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Climate in Arizona: Weather is a draw here, but deadly heat is straining the state

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KJZZ-Radio (Phoenix, AZ)

Your brain may 'look' younger if you do aerobic exercise regularly

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Verywell Health

Heat-related emergency calls increased faster than others in Arizona, study says

Monday
KJZZ-Radio (Phoenix, AZ)

Peipei Ping, PhD, joins College of Medicine – Phoenix as chair of biomedical informatics

Monday

College of Medicine – Phoenix

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