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Study shows Cannabis terpenes may relieve chemotherapy-induced neuropathic pain

Pain News Network

The mind after midnight: Study shows disrupted sleep increases risk for suicide and homicide

Science Magazine

The mind after midnight: Study shows disrupted sleep increases risk for suicide and homicide

Nocturnal wakefulness is associated with death by both suicide and homicide, possibly driven by deficits in behavioral and emotional regulation.

person sitting on edge of bed at night, unable to sleep

Breathing a sigh of relief: A new therapy for asthma management

SMART offers a combined approach in one inhaler, reducing reliance on emergency department visits and optimizing long-term prevention and treatment.

Woman with chronic asthma using inhaler while hiking in the desert

UArizona research to tackle extreme heat challenges

Arizona Daily Star

UArizona researcher publishes study on COVID-19 vaccine and tinnitus

KNXV-TV (Phoenix, AZ)

'The biggest myth': Valley church group hopes to raise awareness of the dangers skin cancer poses for everyone

KPNX-TV (Phoenix, AZ)

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