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Should compression and packing of a wound not stop bleeding coming from an extremity, the application of a tourniquet is the next order of business.

Tourniquet Makes a Comeback as Lifesaver

The scientific research by Dr. Naomi Rance on estrogen's involvement with hot flashes may lead to a promising treatment for them.

UA Scientist's Research May Lead to Treatment for Hot Flashes

Here's What Oppressive Heat Does to You

Okanaga rubrovenosa, literally meaning "the red-veined one from Okanaga Valley," is one of the most prominent cicada species found in the Southwest.

7 Things You Didn't Know About Cicadas

Daniela Zarnescu: "Flies make a great model that has been used to study development. Their genes are incredibly similar to humans'. About 70 percent of human disease genes are conserved in the fly genome."

Big Hunt for Small Molecule to Treat Neurodegenerative Diseases

Maj. Gen. Charles F. Bolden Jr.

Class of 2017 Blasts Off on a New Mission

The UA will celebrate the achievement of thousands of graduating students on Friday. If you can't attend the event, it will be streamed live by Arizona Public Media.

Best in Class: Grads Saving, Improving Lives

Jason Keatseangsilp is part of a team of six UA seniors that built an unpowered exoskeleton for Jeffrey Bristol , a UA junior in accounting who has cerebral palsy.

Design Day: The Next Big Thing, 100 Times Over

Researcher Greg Barron-Gafford and undergraduate research assistant Dan Blackett tend to the greens at the agrivoltaic test site st Biosphere 2.

UA Researchers Plant Seeds to Make Renewable Energy More Efficient

UA researcher Tyeen Taylor goes high into Biosphere 2 in his study of plant volatiles, the molecular compounds that are small enough to become a gas.

Biosphere 2 as You've Never Seen It Before

Rats were exposed to room light and fitted with contact lenses, one shown here, that allowed the green spectrum wavelength to pass through the lenses.

Treatment of Pain Gets the Green Light

The UA band marched into its iconic U.S. map formation at the first Super Bowl halftime show in 1967.

Pride of Arizona: A Long Way From the First Super Bowl to Today

Life is full of fun and games for Ken McAllister and Judd Ruggill. The archive for their Learning Games Initiative, housed on the outskirts of the UA campus, is one of the world's largest devoted to investigating and documenting computer games and the ga

For These Two Guys, It's Always Game On

The USS Arizona Mall Memorial traces a full-scale outline of the ship's deck and includes a brick plaza with 1,177 inscribed bronze medallions honoring the ship's sailors and Marines who died in the Dec. 7, 1941, bombing of Pearl Harbor.

UA's Mall Memorial Makes 'Quiet Statement'

Dr. Marvin Slepian was one of more than a dozen volunteers who participated in and conducted a real-world scientific study involving the diminutive microfluidic sweat sensor, seen here on his arm.

UA Researchers Go the Distance for Fluid Analysis Via Sweat

John-Paul Roczniak, president and CEO of the UA Foundation: "The success of the campaign ensures the UA's place as a premier institution for cutting-edge research and academic achievement."

UA Reaches $1.5B Campaign Goal in Six Years

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