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Comprehensive Center for Pain & Addiction leaders are increasing access to care and treatment for people with opioid use disorder through education, research and policy.

The flexibility Stefanie Boyles learned growing up in a military family is serving her well as she juggles raising a family and pursuing a doctoral degree.

A TEDx interview offered a glimpse into the role the Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies will play in directing the future of health care.

Jonathan Lee-Confer, PhD, believes that strengthening arms – in addition to legs – could help older adults lower their risk of dangerous and debilitating falls.

The Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies holds the promise of improving lives by harnessing the power of the body’s immune system.

Medical student Taylor Hoffman’s life with Type 1 diabetes fueled a passion to help others who live with autoimmune disorders and chronic health conditions.

The University of Arizona Health Sciences’ Comprehensive Center for Pain & Addiction is distributing science-based cannabis information through AzCANN program.

The Physician Assistant program at the College of Health Sciences will teach students medical Spanish to develop more bilingual providers.

History, politics and morals converge in the field of harm reduction, which researchers say is about much more than telling people how to safely use drugs.

Janko Nikolich, MD, PhD, and the Aegis Consortium want to unite government agencies and experts in a mission to improve future pandemic responses.