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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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Local opinion: Ciscomani betrays his constituents over Medicaid

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Firefighters and health care workers show elevated PFAS levels

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Y chromosome loss in cancer and immune cells might worsen treatment outcomes

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Study: Vaginal estrogens safe even with breast cancer

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The media’s dangerous ‘sanewashing’ of RFK Jr.

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Cancer more deadly when tumours lack Y chromosomes – and the loss could be contagious

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Y-chromosome loss in cancer and immune cells might worsen treatment outcomes

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Cancer-fighting immune cells, survival worsened by Y chromosome loss

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Student explains adaptive foot pedal prototype to professor in Health Sciences Design makerspace

Professor’s teaching philosophy builds confidence with technology, sparks student creativity

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Health Sciences Design instructor Matthew Briggs empowers students, including Ruth Salazar, to create projects that transform communities through collaborative innovation.

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