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Rick G. Schnellmann, PhD, stands outside smiling as he leans on a sign that reads, “R. Ken Coint College of Pharmacy.”

Pharmacy’s Dean Rick G. Schnellmann selected as ASPET fellow

Stereotaxis submits catheter pair for FDA clearance

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Immunotherapy shows promise for prostate cancer

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Pre-launch registration now open for the 2026 Integrative Medicine Conference

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Local opinion: The danger to US health science research does not stop at RFK Jr.

Arizona Daily Star

Arizona opinion: University research is building better lives and economic growth for Arizona

Arizona Daily Star

U of A announces $20M investment in key research areas

Arizona Daily Star

What’s behind the idea of delaying your morning coffee

The Straits Times

A researcher oversees a student using a glove box in a laboratory at the University of Arizona Cancer Center.

Study reveals hope for immunotherapy as prostate cancer treatment

Researchers at University of Arizona Cancer Center used a double-pronged approach to reduce tumor growth in tissue samples of prostate cancer.

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