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Advances in Asthma Genetics Will Help Patients Breathe Easier

July 16, 2018

Most commonly, asthma manifests itself as having difficulty breathing, accompanied by any number of other symptoms, including, chest pain or tightness, anxiety, fast heart rate, cough, throat irritation and/or wheezing.

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Supercharging the Immune System: The Future of Cancer Care

June 19, 2018

Most people familiar with cancer treatment know of three main options: surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. But a newer option, called immunotherapy, is creating quite a buzz across the cancer community.

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The All of Us Research Program – Powering the Future of Precision Medicine

May 1, 2018

There is power in numbers. When a researcher is studying the causes of a human disease, the more people involved in the study, the greater the probability that the study will generate useful results.

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Head and Neck Cancer: An Emerging Men’s Health Epidemic

April 4, 2018

Historically, the most important risk factors for head and neck cancer — which can strike anywhere from the lips to the larynx, and up into the sinuses and nasal cavity — consisted of alcohol use, tobacco use (including smokeless tobacco), poor oral hygiene and missing teeth.

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Tracking Down the Roots of Childhood–Onset Epilepsy

March 26, 2018

Epilepsy is the fourth most-common neurological disorder in adults, and the most common neurological condition in children. About 1 in 26 people will develop epilepsy over the course of their lifetime.

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Taking Medications to Heart: Drug-Induced Long QT Syndrome

Feb. 22, 2018

Almost every medication we take comes with some side effects. Thankfully, most of these risks are small and the side effects for common medications are mild.

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Mechanical Devices as Small as Cell Phones Buy Quality Time for Patients with Advanced Heart Disease

Feb. 12, 2018

When it comes to mechanical heart devices, downsizing has been a good thing.

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Socioeconomic Conditions, Environment and Lifestyle Affect Severity of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

Jan. 23, 2018

Precision medicine uses data on an individual's person’s diet, exercise routine, family history, environment, genetics, and more to tailor treatment and prevention of certain conditions to that person’s unique characteristics.

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A Matter of Choices: 3 Easy-to-Swallow Tips for Changing Your Cancer Risk Through Dietary Choices

Jan. 12, 2018

Cancer is expected to exceed cardiovascular disease as the leading cause of death in Arizona within the next 20 years.

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Good Bugs, Bad Bugs: Exploring the Link between Cancer and Vaginal Bacteria

Nov. 18, 2017

Although one of the top 10 cancer types in the United States, a lot of people haven’t heard of endometrial cancer.

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