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A new pediatric otolaryngolgist (ears, nose and throat), whose research helped to pinpoint the genetic cause of deafness, is now working to further understand the role of genetics in deafness.
Marjorie A. Isenberg, an internationally noted nursing educator, researcher and administrator, has been appointed dean of the University of Arizona College of Nursing.
Marjorie A. Isenberg, an internationally noted nursing educator, researcher and administrator, has been appointed dean of the University of Arizona College of Nursing, effective Jan. 8, 2001.
The latest equipment in technology-based vision screening for young children was demonstrated Wednesday, Dec. 13, at 655 N. Alvernon Way, Suite 108. Three experts in pediatric eye disease and visual development presented a lecture and demonstration on "New Strategies for Preschool Vision."
A machine that assists the function of the liver is being used for the first time in Southern Arizona at University Medical Center. This also is the first time in the country the liver dialysis unit has been used to help support liver functions in a critically ill trauma victim.
Human clinical trials are under way on an innovative peptide-based therapy developed at The University of Arizona College of Medicine that researchers hope will allow people infected with HIV to maintain good health without ever developing the symptoms associated with AIDS.
The Arizona Center on Aging, a Center of Excellence at the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center (AHSC), has undergone a change in administrative structure and has announced new leadership.
UA physicians honored; Public Affairs adds new staffer
University Medial Center will open a $2 million Endoscopy Suite in December specializing in high-tech, minimally invasive gastrointestinal and pulmonary tests.
Two hundred and sixty-six women who have completed the Bone, Estrogen, Strength Training (BEST) Study at the University of Arizona College of Medicine will be honored at an end-of-study celebration on Saturday, Nov. 18.
