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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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Remembering Dr. Tony Vuturo, public health advocate for Arizona and beyond

Friday
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A medical student types on her laptop in front of a larger screen in the background that shows the U of A’s Virtual Outpatient Clinic.

AI patients help students around the world practice empathy

Wednesday
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U of A receives $5M for pandemic prevention program

Tuesday
KVOA-TV (Tucson, AZ)

Fasted workouts and blood sugar: Helpful hack or hormonal stressor?

Monday
Everyday Health

The chill activity that can slow cancer from spreading – just do it twice a day

Monday
The New York Post
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How creative arts support mental health in daily life

Monday

Supporting your mental health doesn’t always require something complicated.

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Tracking global flu activity in real time through AI

Feb. 20, 2026
Digital Journal (Canada)
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College of Medicine – Tucson’s Holly Beach honored by athletic trainer group

Feb. 20, 2026
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How U of A tech is changing global flu tracking

Feb. 18, 2026
KVOA-TV (Tucson, AZ)

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