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A children’s book sparked a question – can you hear brain waves? – that has grown into an immersive artistic installation opening to the public soon.

Karen Hastings, MD/PhD, is exploring how neoantigens can be used as a target for vaccines to help fight skin cancer.

The Health Sciences Design for Health Innovation Graduate Certificate program is empowering a mother to create a more user-friendly communication device for her son.

The U of A Health Sciences Primary Care Physician Scholarship is making medical school affordable for Jillian Leaver, an aspiring OB-GYN provider and co-founder of the nonprofit CCAP Across The Map.

Genetic counseling graduate student Hope Wollen strives to improve care for those at difficult health care crossroads.

John Streicher, PhD, is pursuing a line of research aimed at making opioids safer. At the heart of his investigation is a molecule called Heat shock protein 90.

While pain is a universal human experience, the mechanisms that produce the sensation of pain in males and females vary in ways that could lead to the development of sex-specific treatments for chronic pain.

Researchers at the U of A Health Sciences Center for Advanced Molecular and Immunological Therapies are investigating the potential of genetically engineered T cells to treat autoimmune diseases.

A University of Arizona Health Sciences-funded project is focusing on spirulina as a way to address food insecurity and mitigate the effects of climate change.

The College of Health Sciences is building a large network of clinical training partners for students while addressing the state’s health care workforce shortage.