With a five-year $570,000 grant from the National Library of Medicine, a team of UArizona professors is creating the Place-based, culturally responsive Health Informatics Research Education, or PHIRE, program.

Five new seed projects will use the All of Us Research Program dataset to start a wide variety of new studies.

Arizona fire stations are getting state-funded help in 2023 to eliminate firefighting foam that’s been linked to cancer.

Despite the growing popularity of melatonin, it’s unclear how many people are using it correctly or getting the results they’re seeking.

The University of Arizona Health Sciences is one of five sites that will be tracking the burden, distribution and impact of post COVID-19 conditions.

Drs. Cori and Michael Daines, longtime Steele Children’s Research Center investigators, credit their success to active listening and laughter.

Arizona has been leading the nation with COVID-19 cases for weeks now, and with the holidays approaching, doctors expect these numbers to rise.

UArizona Health Sciences researchers received $7.3 million in funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to participate in “Tracking the Burden, Distribution, Impact of Post COVID-19 Conditions in Diverse Populations for Children, Adolescents, Adults,” or Track PCC.

The College of Medicine – Tucson's Accelerated Pathway to Medical Education is one of 26 programs listed that has a later application deadline.