News Stories

A University of Arizona Health Sciences study aims to understand how early-life exposure to environmental factors places some children at an increased risk for asthma.

Sai Parthasarathy, MD, testified in front of the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs about the need to turn biomedical advances into clinical solutions.

Jennifer De La Rosa, PhD, draws on life experiences and scientific expertise to study chronic pain and its relationship with mental health.

A nurse-scientist hopes to empower primary care nurse practitioners to play a crucial role in improving access to evidence-based care for patients with substance use disorders.

A University of Arizona Health Sciences student led a team of students focused on bridging the gap between classroom learning and community health needs in rural Arizona.

Hearing the Invisible engaged the community in science through art, music and an unprecedented opportunity to listen to the sounds of brain waves.

The Place-based Health Informatics Research Education program allows students to kick-start their research careers with mentorships and paid research opportunities.

Rogelio Robles-Morales, MD, was driven to pursue a doctorate in clinical translational sciences at the College of Health Sciences by a desire to fight cancer and reduce health disparties in his hometown.

A children’s book sparked a question – can you hear brain waves? – that has grown into an immersive artistic installation opening to the public soon.

Karen Hastings, MD/PhD, is exploring how neoantigens can be used as a target for vaccines to help fight skin cancer.