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Improving emergency services for all Arizonans is the goal of 23 paramedics graduating from the Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center's paramedic training program on Tuesday, Sept. 12,6 p.m., at University Medical Center DuVal Auditorium.
More than 350 individuals from more that 30 countries will attend the Fourth International Conference on Dietary Assessment Methods Sept. 17 - 20, at the El Conquistador Sheraton Resort in Tucson. The participants plan to identify future research priorities in diet assessment methodology before the end of the conference.
Researchers are banking on an electronic implant now used to stave off epilepsy as a possible treatment for millions suffering from clinical depression.
A University of Arizona College of Medicine program helps foster success for Arizona minority undergraduates who want to become doctors.
Three years after receiving a new heart at University Medical Center, a Flagstaff man will show his gratitude for the second chance by taking part in a seven-week bike ride from Maine to Florida.
Jeanette C. McCray, deputy director of the Arizona Health Sciences Center Library, is this year's recipient of the Estelle Brodman Award for the Academic Medical Librarian of the Year.
A National Institutes of Health (NIH) team will make a two-day site visit to the UA campus on Aug. 29 and 30.
UA researchers have found that children who attended day care during the first six months of life, or had two or more older siblings, were less allergic at ages 6 and 11, and half as likely to develop asthma later in life than children who did not attend day care or had no older siblings.
The Arizona Health Sciences Center (AHSC) is launching a national search to fill the dual position of vice president for Health Sciences and dean of the College of Medicine.
Dr. Michael S. Gordon, has been named associate dean of research for the Phoenix Campus of the University of Arizona Health Sciences Center. Gordon is recognized for his work in new drug discovery, most notably biologic therapy and anti-angiogenic drugs that block new blood vessel growth to starve tumors.
